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Facial recognition technology – a threat to privacy?
San Francisco has become the first U.S city to ban the use of facial recognition…
Royals forced to quit their home after privacy and data breach
Prince Harry has accepted “substantial damages” and an apology from Splash News and Picture Agency…
Google privacy tech hub plan for Germany
A new European centre to tackle data privacy will be opened by Google in Germany….
Cyber threat to WhatsApp users
WhatsApp users have been warned to update their app immediately after a shock cyber threat…
No excuses for non-payment of Data Protection Fees says ICO
UK organisations are required to pay the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) an annual data protection…
Security report warns data breaches are a “time bomb”
Verizon’s security expert Bryan Sartin said this week that he was “surprised” so little information…
Is America finally ready to embrace the need for GDPR?
As countries across the globe progress with new cybersecurity and data privacy regulations, the United…
Uber faces legal action for GDPR non-compliance
Uber drivers are threatening to take legal action over claims the company has refused to…
HMRC forced to delete five million voice files
The HMRC has started deleting the voice biometric data of five million taxpayers collected unlawfully…
Facebook heads towards a “privacy-focused” future
There have been some changes to Facebook’s flagship app and desktop site this week with…
Web giant admits Alexa IS listening
Tech giant Amazon recently admitted that staff are listening to private and sometimes disturbing voice…
Rape victims told to hand over phones or risk cases being dropped
Privacy campaigners have spoken out over controversial plans where rape victims could soon be forced…