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LG's smart TV privacy woes continue as Portugal's Citizen Voice asks the court to investigate. Are smart TVs too keen to gather data?

 

LG's smart TV privacy woes continue as Portugal's Citizen Voice asks the court to investigate. Are smart TVs too keen to gather data?

 

Lawmakers in the U.K. say smart glasses raise serious questions about consent and privacy.

 

Lawmakers in the U.K. say smart glasses raise serious questions about consent and privacy.

 

Israeli spy outfit Discover-Tech spied on internet users through a sprawling network of dodgy online ads ​that it used to track, surveil, and geolocate internet users. In some instances simply having the firm’s “zero click” spyware ads displayed by devices resulted in infection. The company seemed particularly interested in using ads to surveil and geolocate…

 

Israeli spy outfit Discover-Tech spied on internet users through a sprawling network of dodgy online ads ​that it used to track, surveil, and geolocate internet users. In some instances simply having the firm’s “zero click” spyware ads displayed by devices resulted in infection. The company seemed particularly interested in using ads to surveil and geolocate…

 

Patients Can Pursue Claims Over Alleged Unlawful Tracking of Medical DataA federal judge certified four classes of Facebook users pursuing privacy claims against Meta over alleged collection of sensitive medical information through tracking technologies on healthcare websites. The ruling allows federal and state privacy claims to proceed collectively.

 

The review agency says information publicly available online can still raise privacy concerns when it's collected and analyzed by government organizations.

 

The review agency says information publicly available online can still raise privacy concerns when it's collected and analyzed by government organizations.

 

Two Thai opposition leaders are demanding the government disclose whether state agencies targeted political leaders with spyware ahead of a December no-confidence debate, days after Apple Inc. software flagged attempted attacks on their phones.

 

Two Thai opposition leaders are demanding the government disclose whether state agencies targeted political leaders with spyware ahead of a December no-confidence debate, days after Apple Inc. software flagged attempted attacks on their phones.

 

The internet is losing it.

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