Tag: Data Privacy
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Discord Messages in Google Search Start in December: How to Opt Out
Discord will let public server chats appear in search results from mid-December. Here’s who is affected and how to switch it off.
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Cloudflare’s AI Cache Bug Leaked 155 Responses to Other Users: What Happened
A bug in Cloudflare’s GLM-5.3 setup mixed other customers’ data into 155 AI replies. Here is who was affected and what to check.
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Amazon Bee Frontier: $75 Wearable, Hidden Subscription and Real Privacy Questions
Amazon’s $75 Bee wearable turns your conversations into AI summaries. Here’s what it costs, what it records, and who it affects.
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DeepSeek Federal Ban: What the DHS Order Means for Agencies, Contractors and You
DHS has ordered US civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek and stop buying it. Here’s who is covered, who isn’t, and what to do next.
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Greece Social Media Ban for Under-15s: What Changes on January 1 and What Parents Should Do
Greece will bar kids under 15 from Instagram, TikTok and Facebook from January 1, 2027. Here’s how age checks work and what parents should do now.
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Meta Commercial Terms Let It Crawl Your Website From Oct 30: What to Do
Meta’s updated business terms start October 30 and give it the right to crawl sites linked to your accounts. Here’s what changed and how to block it.
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Sweden Blocks ChatGPT and Claude on Government Work Computers
Sweden’s Government Offices will cut off ChatGPT and Claude on work computers from 26 October. Copilot is the only AI assistant left.
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Personal Intelligence Ads: What Google’s New Gmail and Photos Policy Means for You
Google’s privacy policy now lets connected Gmail and Photos data personalize ads. Here’s what changed and how to turn it off.
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Spotify Family Plan Verification Now Uses a QR Code: What You Have 7 Days to Do
Spotify may ask Family Plan members to scan a QR code with the plan manager. Here is the 7-day deadline, the 12-month penalty, and how to stay covered.
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Meta Hit With a $25 Billion Penalty in New Mexico Privacy Case: What It Means for You
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion over Facebook’s privacy promises. Meta plans to appeal. Here is what it means.