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Category: Privacy

Meta Finally Gives Reels Creators Content Protection Tool
InnovationPrivacySoftware

Meta Finally Gives Reels Creators Content Protection Tool

Meta has introduced a new content protection tool for Facebook Reels creators in its monetization program. The feature scans for unauthorized reposts and lets creators track, block, or release matches. This marks Meta’s latest move against copycat content creators.

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 18, 2025
This AI startup just raised $14M to find your privacy flaws
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This AI startup just raised $14M to find your privacy flaws

Feroot uses AI to scan websites and apps for compliance with over 50 privacy laws. The company’s research has been cited in national security reviews of apps like TikTok and DeepSeek.

by Michael TurnerNovember 18, 2025
Supreme Court Lets Apple, Google Win Expired Patent Case
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Supreme Court Lets Apple, Google Win Expired Patent Case

Apple, Google and LG Electronics have secured a legal victory after the Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in a case over an expired gesture control patent. The patent had already been invalidated by lower courts before reaching the highest court. This ends a three-year legal battle that began

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 17, 2025
Google’s EU adtech fix: No breakup, just tweaks
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Google’s EU adtech fix: No breakup, just tweaks

Google has submitted a compliance plan to the European Commission addressing antitrust concerns about its adtech dominance. The company proposes product changes rather than the breakup regulators have threatened, arguing a split would harm publishers.

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 14, 2025
Firefox’s AI Window Puts You in Control, Not the Algorithm
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Firefox’s AI Window Puts You in Control, Not the Algorithm

Mozilla is developing an AI Window for Firefox that creates a separate space for AI assistance while browsing. Unlike other browsers that bake AI into everything, this approach keeps your main tabs private. The feature is currently available through an early access waitlist.

by Michael TurnerNovember 14, 2025
Your Therapist Is About to Start Chatting With Your AI
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Your Therapist Is About to Start Chatting With Your AI

A new trend is emerging where therapy clients want their human therapists to directly engage with the AI chatbots giving them mental health advice. This creates a complex therapist-AI-client triad that raises serious questions about treatment quality and safety. The practice is becoming common enoug

by Michael TurnerNovember 14, 2025
Google’s VPN scam warning is a wake-up call
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Google’s VPN scam warning is a wake-up call

Google just issued a major warning about fake VPN apps being used to steal sensitive data. The company’s Fraud and Scams Advisory highlights how cybercriminals are exploiting VPN demand to deploy serious malware. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe.

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 13, 2025
Google’s Sideloading Compromise: Power Users Get Their Way
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Google’s Sideloading Compromise: Power Users Get Their Way

Google is creating a special bypass for experienced Android users who want to sideload unverified apps. The company is responding to developer and power user feedback while maintaining security protections. Full implementation of verification requirements won’t happen until late 2026.

by Michael TurnerNovember 13, 2025
Your Brain Data Is the New Oil – And It’s Already Leaking
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Your Brain Data Is the New Oil – And It’s Already Leaking

Meta’s experiments with brain scanning and AI show how close we are to true mind-reading technology. Meanwhile, fitness trackers and wearables are already collecting sensitive neural data without proper safeguards. UNESCO warns this threatens our fundamental human rights.

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 12, 2025
Chinese hackers are targeting critical infrastructure, spy chief warns
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Chinese hackers are targeting critical infrastructure, spy chief warns

Australia’s spy chief says Chinese hacking groups have penetrated critical infrastructure networks. The warnings echo similar concerns from US and Canadian security agencies about coordinated attacks.

by Jessica Moore P.E.November 12, 2025

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