privacy

The Home Office wants to expand mobile biometric services "into the modality of face” by “exploiting the ubiquitous imaging capability now omnipresent in smartphones.”

"They think they can use anything you upload for AI training purposes? I'm filling up my entire 20 GB storage with poisoned images..."

"I genuinely can not understand how that product was ever shipped. It’s terrifying from every conceivable angle..."

Updated terms give Adobe the right to “access your content through both automated and manual methods”.

Communicating RAG/ML is hard. Engineering, legal and communications need to sit down and thrash this out in a growing number of companies.

"To develop AI/ML models, our systems analyse Customer Data (e.g. messages, content and files) submitted to Slack..."

Apple says new rules “significantly widen the powers and exacerbate the flaws inherent in the Investigatory Powers Act”

Elon Musk's X has been denied in its efforts to block a California law mandating regular reports into its moderation practices

Google has won praise from the Electronic Frontier Foundation after it issued a new set of policies and default settings for its Location History feature that could limit police overreach in surveillance and search