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The genre is simple enough to describe. A man wearing camera glasses walks up to a woman in the street. He delivers a line and films her reaction without asking. The clip goes to Instagram, tagged as shot on Meta glasses. The woman is now content. Some of these videos have millions of views. Adam […]
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Instagram blocked the search terms. Its algorithm serves the videos anyway Read More »
Apple ordered to change app data consent prompts on iPhones and iPads Read More »
Have I Been Pwned logged the leaked records, and The Register reported the dump on 14 August. Jessica Lyons, its cybersecurity editor, wrote it. A ShinyHunters spokesperson told her the group broke in by voice-phishing a member of staff. There was no exploit and no unpatched flaw. Someone picked up the phone. The detail that […]
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A phone company just lost 1.6 million records to a phone call Read More »
New York City Lawmakers Push to ‘Ban the Scan’ at MSG Read More »
The decision lands about two weeks before the ban was due to start, Bloomberg reported. Platforms were to stop creating accounts for under-15s from 1 September. Parliament gave the law final approval on 21 July. The desk covered that final vote at the time. What the Council ruled The Council struck down the ban on […]
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France’s under-15 social media ban is struck down two weeks before it starts Read More »
US courts will start publishing how often the government uses spyware Read More »
Garrett Langley, the company’s chief executive, set out the package in a post on Flock’s own blog on 13 August. It covers six areas. Privacy, accountability, data ownership, data security, data accuracy and transparency. Most of the Flock Safety privacy changes become mandatory for law enforcement customers on 1 January, the Associated Press reported. What […]
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Flock Safety cuts data retention to seven days after dozens of police abuse cases Read More »
Representatives of Meta, TikTok, Google and Snap give evidence to an Australian parliamentary inquiry on Friday, Reuters reported. Regulators and government officials appear too. Meta went first, and it went alone. On Wednesday it published its enforcement figures on its own newsroom, covering 1 December 2025 to 30 June 2026. No other platform has released […]
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Meta removed 756,000 Australian accounts. Its real ask is that Apple does the checking Read More »