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The Supreme Court is weeks away from delivering its most consequential digital privacy ruling since 2018, and the stakes stretch far beyond a Virginia bank robbery. The case — Chatrie v. United States — centers on a geofence warrant, a law enforcement tool that searches everyone's location data to find an unknown suspect.
France Fines Apple 150 Million Euros Over Privacy Feature
The watchdog said the way Apple implemented its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) software was "neither necessary nor proportionate to the company's stated goal to protect user data" and also penalized third-party publishers.
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Chelsea Manning Backs Bitcoin's Usage For Info Storage, Doesn't Believe In Economic Aspects
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Lawmakers Raise Concerns Over Online, Mobile Privacy After Roe v. Wade Overturned
Technology companies could have their data bought by data brokers which could hand over that data to prosecutors seeking abortion providers and seekers.
Why France Imposed Fines On Google And Facebook Over Privacy Issues
Both Google and Facebook received hefty fines from regulators in France for the way each company manages tracking consent.
Explained: Crypto Tax Provision In The Infrastructure Bill Awaiting Biden's Signature
The Infrastructure Bill passed through the doors of the House of Representatives on Nov. 5 reaching the Oval Office, marking the first major reform to be passed by the Biden administration.
Who Is The World's Richest Man? Jeff Bezos Loses Top Spot To Bernard Arnault
After Amazon stock dipped, a French fashion mogul surpassed Bezos as the richest man in the world.
Amazon Fined Record €746 Million For Violating EU Privacy Laws
European Union privacy regulator ruled that Amazon did not comply with its privacy protection law.
China Cracks Down On Major US-Listed Companies
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Facebook, Instagram Prompt Users To Allow Tracking As Apple Pushes For Privacy
Facebook and Instagram updated their application prompts encouraging users to enable tracking to keep Facebook running for free.
Privacy May Be Under Threat, But Its Protection Alone Isn’t Enough To Preserve Civil Liberties
Privacy is supposedly a core American value, forged in the country’s founding.
Man Rapes Long Island Woman, Returns After 2 Days In Clown Makeup To Destroy Evidence
Joseph Johnson, 33, of Wyandanch, was indicted Wednesday for the bizarre crime that happened at a Wyandanch home in September.
Meghan Markle Slams Tabloids Over ‘The Damage’ They Caused After Winning Privacy Lawsuit
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WhatsApp Flap Shows Importance Of Message Platform To Facebook
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Canada Probe Concludes Clearview AI Breached Privacy Laws
Canada probe concludes Clearview AI breached privacy laws
Spotify Wants To Recommend Songs Based On Users' Emotions: Report
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China Is Collecting Americans' DNA To 'Control The World's Biodata': Report
The Chinese government may be collecting Americans' biometric information as a weapon to "control the world's biodata."
Apple And Facebook Clash Over Privacy, Accusactions Of Stifling Competition
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Meghan Markle's Four Aides Don't Want To Take Sides In Privacy Lawsuit Against Tabloid
Meghan Markle's four aides do not want to take sides in her privacy lawsuit against Mail Online.
India Urges WhatsApp To Withdraw New Data-sharing Policy
India urges WhatsApp to withdraw new data-sharing policy
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