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Category: Privacy

Facebook wants to charge you to post links. Seriously.
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Facebook wants to charge you to post links. Seriously.

Facebook is testing a system where standard users can only post two web links per month. To share more, you’ll need a £11.99/month “Meta Verified” subscription, with a top-tier plan costing up to £374. This move threatens to strangle the organic sharing that drives traffic to news sites and independ

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 18, 2025
Apple Opens iOS in Japan, But Keeps Its Hand in Your Pocket
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Apple Opens iOS in Japan, But Keeps Its Hand in Your Pocket

Apple is complying with Japan’s new law by allowing third-party app stores and payment systems on iOS. However, the company will still take fees of up to 21% on transactions, leading to immediate criticism from developers like Epic Games.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 18, 2025
Iran’s Oldest Hacking Group Never Left, It Just Got Sneakier
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Iran’s Oldest Hacking Group Never Left, It Just Got Sneakier

Iran’s oldest state-backed hacking group, “Prince of Persia,” has been active in secret for years despite reports of its dormancy. Researchers found it’s been spying on targets globally using upgraded, hyper-stealthy malware. Its command-and-control methods are so advanced, experts say they’ve never

by Michael TurnerDecember 18, 2025
Apple Bends the Rules in Japan, But Keeps a Tight Grip
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Apple Bends the Rules in Japan, But Keeps a Tight Grip

To comply with Japan’s new competition law, Apple is allowing alternative app marketplaces and payment options for the first time. However, the company is implementing a new set of business terms and strict guardrails, arguing the Japanese approach is better than the EU’s.

by Michael TurnerDecember 18, 2025
Google Chat Finally Lets You Block Strangers From Messaging You
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Google Chat Finally Lets You Block Strangers From Messaging You

Google is finally giving users control over who can message them on Google Chat. A new setting lets you restrict 1:1 conversations and space invites to “Known senders only,” sending all other requests to spam. The feature is rolling out now and should be widely available by early next week.

by Michael TurnerDecember 17, 2025
Texas Sues TV Makers Over Secret Screenshots
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Texas Sues TV Makers Over Secret Screenshots

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed lawsuits against five major TV manufacturers. He alleges they use hidden technology to capture screenshots of user viewing habits without consent. The lawsuits highlight a growing privacy battle over smart device data collection.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 17, 2025
5.6 Million People Hit in 700Credit Data Breach
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5.6 Million People Hit in 700Credit Data Breach

Credit reporting company 700Credit has suffered a major data breach, exposing the sensitive information of 5.6 million people. The breach, discovered on October 25, involved data collected from car dealerships between May and October of 2025.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 17, 2025
China’s Ink Dragon Spies Are Hiding in Europe’s Servers
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China’s Ink Dragon Spies Are Hiding in Europe’s Servers

The Chinese cyber-espionage group Ink Dragon has breached dozens of government and telecom networks across Europe, Asia, and Africa. They’re using compromised Microsoft servers to create hidden communication relays, making their attacks harder to trace.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 17, 2025
A new script strips AI from Windows 11. Microsoft won’t like it.
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A new script strips AI from Windows 11. Microsoft won’t like it.

A new community-made script aims to let Windows 11 users disable AI features like Copilot and Recall at a system level. It’s a powerful but risky tool that highlights growing user frustration with Microsoft’s aggressive AI push.

by Michael TurnerDecember 16, 2025
Mattel Pauses Its AI Toy Plans After a Year of Bot Disasters
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Mattel Pauses Its AI Toy Plans After a Year of Bot Disasters

Mattel is hitting pause on its plans to release an AI toy with OpenAI this year. The company now says any future product won’t target young children, a major shift following widespread safety concerns.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 16, 2025

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