Tag: privacy
BigID bags another $50M round as data privacy laws proliferate
Almost exactly 4 months to the day after BigID announced a $ 50 million Series C, the company was back today with...
More legal uncertainty for Privacy Shield ahead of crux ruling by...
Facebook tried to block the referral but today an influential advisor to Europe’s top court has issued a legal opinion that could have...
UK privacy ‘class action’ complaint against Google gets unblocked
The UK Court of Appeal has unanimously overturned a block on a class-action style lawsuit brought on behalf of four million iPhone users against...
Apple still has work to do on privacy
There’s no doubt that Apple’s self-polished reputation for privacy and security has taken a bit of a battering recently. On the security front,...
Microsoft’s lead EU data watchdog is looking into fresh Windows 10...
The Dutch data protection agency has asked Microsoft’s lead privacy regulator in Europe to investigate ongoing concerns it has attached to how Windows...
Privacy researchers devise a noise-exploitation attack that defeats dynamic anonymity
Privacy researchers in Europe believe they have the first proof that a long-theorised vulnerability in systems designed to protect privacy by aggregating and adding...
Microsoft tweaks privacy policy to admit humans can listen to Skype...
Microsoft is the latest tech giant to amend its privacy policy after media reports revealed it uses human contractors to review audio recordings...
Amazon’s lead EU data regulator is asking questions about Alexa privacy
Amazon’s lead data regulator in Europe, Luxembourg’s National Commission for Data Protection, has raised privacy concerns about its use of manual human reviews of...
Amazon quietly adds ‘no human review’ option to Alexa settings as...
Amazon has tweaked the settings for its Alexa voice AI to allow users to opt out of their voice recordings being manually reviewed...
FaceApp responds to privacy concerns
FaceApp, the AI-powered selfie-editing app that’s been having another viral moment of late, has now responded to a privacy controversy that we covered...
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