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Just over a quarter (26%) of people in EMEA would prefer their cybersecurity to be managed by AI rather than a human, an online study conducted by Palo Alto Networks and YouGov alongside Dr Jessica Barker reveals. Italy has the most confidence in relyi… Continue reading Are humans ready for AI to take control of digital security?
The login scheme promises it won’t share data — and will be required for all developers using third-party sign-ins. Continue reading Is ‘Sign in with Apple’ Marketing Spin or Privacy Magic? Experts Weigh In
The question “what is single sign-on?” is one we get asked a lot. To understand this solution, consider an analogy: “Imagine going to the mall, and at each store you must register with the store for your first purchase. Then, every time aft… Continue reading What Is Single Sign-On (SSO)?
Take our short poll on how far Facebook can push its luck. Continue reading Poll: Facebook Harvests Email Contacts for 1.5M Users – Is Enough, Enough?
According to a report, Grindr’s Chinese owners are selling the platform after concerns were raised about user data handling. Continue reading Grindr Poses National Security Risk, U.S. Gov Says
The mobile app, dubbed a “Yelp for Conservatives,” was found with an open API leaking reams of user data. Continue reading MAGA ‘Safe Space’ App Developer Threatens Security Researcher
A steady stream of hair-raising revelations about the treatment of users’ data by Facebook, et al. is pushing Congress to do *something.* Continue reading US House and Senate debate new data privacy law
Don’t spend that 30 cents all in one place! Continue reading Should we profit from the sale of our personal data?
On Feb. 7, the German Bundeskartellamt (the Federal Cartel Office)—the equivalent to the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division—ordered Facebook to change the way it does business, at least in Germany. The order noted that Facebook was a domi… Continue reading Germany Orders Facebook to Stop Collecting Non-Facebook Data (and Why it Doesn’t Matter)
Few issues divide the tech community quite like privacy. Much of Silicon Valley’s wealth has been built on data-driven advertising platforms, and yet, there remain constant concerns about the invasiveness of those platforms. Such concerns have intensified in just the last few weeks as France’s privacy regulator placed a record fine on Google under Europe’s […] Continue reading Has the fight over privacy changed at all in 2019?