Tag: Data Privacy
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Edge Manifest V2 Shutdown: What Happens to Your Ad Blocker by Year-End
Microsoft is switching off the old extension platform behind uBlock Origin and other blockers. Here is when it hits you and what to install instead.
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Claude Voice Data Training Is Now Opt-In: Should You Say Yes?
Anthropic wants to train Claude on your spoken chats. Here’s what you’d actually be handing over, and the one missing detail that should make you pause.
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ChatGPT Image Generation Ads Start This Month: Who Sees Them and How to Limit Tracking
Free ChatGPT users will soon see sponsored cards while their pictures load. Here’s what the new ads look like and the one setting worth changing today.
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macOS Full Disk Access Is Getting Stricter: What It Means for AI Agents on Your Mac
Apple says AI agents are misusing the Mac’s most powerful permission. Here’s what’s changing, and the one-minute check you should do right now.
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ChatGPT Finances Is Now Free in the US: What It Sees, What It Can’t Do, and How to Set It Up
OpenAI just opened its money-tracking feature to every US ChatGPT user. Here’s how it works, what it can’t touch, and the one privacy setting to change first.
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WhatsApp Restricted Chat Keeps Private Talks Off Your Linked Devices — Here’s How It Works
WhatsApp is testing a switch that locks a chat to your main phone, hiding it from WhatsApp Web and other linked devices. Here’s who can try it and what it won’t stop.
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Perplexity’s Portable Computer Just Landed on Windows — But Your GPU Needs 24GB of VRAM
Perplexity brought its local AI agent to Windows on September 14 — but only PCs with a serious RTX GPU and a paid plan can run it.
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Revolut Data Breach: Fake Government Emails Just Exposed Passports and Selfies — Here’s What to Do
Scammers posing as a government agency tricked Revolut into handing over passports, selfies, and transaction histories. Here’s what actually happened and what to check in your account today.
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Android Developer Verification Starts September 30 — Here’s What Happens to Your Apps
Google’s Android developer verification rules go live September 30 in four countries — and unregistered apps could stop installing. Here’s who’s affected.
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Android Now Lets You Transfer Passwords and Passkeys Between Apps — Here’s How
No more CSV files. Android can now transfer your passwords and passkeys straight into a new password manager in a few taps.