Privacy

Spain announces probes into alleged spying on Catalan separatists
Citizen Lab rights group says the phones of more than 65 Catalan leaders were targeted with spyware.
Published On 24 Apr 2022
Apple, Meta gave user data to hackers who used forged requests
Apple and Meta provided basic subscriber details, such as a user’s address, phone number and IP address, in mid-2021.
Published On 30 Mar 2022
Indians filing pleas in courts for ‘right to be forgotten online’
Multiple petitions seek removal of personal information online over privacy concerns amid lack of a data protection law.
Published On 16 Mar 2022
Ketanji Brown Jackson is Biden’s pick for US Supreme Court
President Joe Biden nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to be the first Black woman on the US Supreme Court.
Published On 25 Feb 2022

Like other absurdly rich, Musk wants privacy and security for the elite and control and subjugation for the poor.

Texas’s attorney general has accused Facebook’s parent of unlawfully collecting biometric data for commercial reasons.

US whistle-blower accuses Israeli firm of making offer in 2017 call, Washington Post and other outlets have reported.

Suit claims Google misled US consumers by continuing to track their locations even when users sought to prevent it.

Suit claims facial recognition is unconstitutional in Telangana, the state using the most facial recognition systems.

If US legislation becomes law, it would make it difficult for Apple to collect its 15% to 30% App Store commission.

India has expanded the bill to include non-personal data, exempt gov’t agencies and potentially curb free speech.

Israel will continue exporting harmful surveillance tech unless Washington stops turning a blind eye.

Israel, like China, has weaponised surveillance technology to suppress peaceful dissent.

Amazon is positioned uniquely via its many devices, platforms, and services to collect a mountain of data.

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