Madina Touré / Politico ·
The American Federation of Teachers and Microsoft agree on AI privacy standards for schools, with legal protections that hold Microsoft liable for breaches
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Alex Heath / Sources ·
Q&A with Mark Zuckerberg on Muse, the data center backlash, Meta's recent youth-safety settlement, privacy concerns about Meta's smart glasses, and more
Meta's CEO joins me for an in-depth conversation on episode two of the Sources podcast.
Andrew Solender / Axios ·
Sen. Josh Hawley launches an investigation into Flock's "collection, retention, and dissemination of the data" from its AI-powered surveillance cameras
- Members of Congress in both parties have raised concerns about the company's network of 120,000 cameras, which allow law enforcement to track the movement of vehicles.
Financial Times ·
A Dutch regulator fines Uber €825M for deactivating driver accounts through automated systems without informing them, in the second largest fine under GDPR
Regulator says ride-hailing group deactivated driver accounts through automated systems without adequately informing them
Andy Greenberg / Wired ·
Q&A with Proton CEO Andy Yen on Proton's story, dislodging "a hundred million people" from Google, AI backlash, privacy, US politics, EU Chat Control, and more
Proton's CEO is a champion of encryption for everyone. So why is he going all in on un-encryptable AI?
Associated Press ·
Discord suspends livestreams in Brazil, after the country's data protection authority ordered it last week, saying Discord failed to protect children and teens
Discord, the popular platform for gamers to communicate online, said on Monday it suspended its livestreams in Brazil after criticism …
ABC ·
A look at Western Australian police's first live facial recognition trial, which has scanned 130,000+ people since June, raising accuracy and privacy concerns
By national AI reporter Cam Wilson and ABC Regional Investigations' Andy Burns
TechCrunch ·
SCOTUS limits the law enforcement use of "geofence" warrants, saying people have "a reasonable expectation of privacy" in their cell-phone location data
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Marcus Mendes / 9to5Mac ·
WhatsApp rolls out username reservations globally, allowing users to claim a unique name before the privacy-focused feature launches later this year
Following years of anticipation and months of preparation, WhatsApp today began rolling out username reservations worldwide …
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