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HeadFlash Privacy — a ~4-minute daily brief on digital privacy, data protection and surveillance. New episode every weekday morning.

  1. há 21 h

    Apple Fights Gag Order as Flock Camera Leak Exposes 1.6M Images

    Apple challenges UK secrecy over an encryption backdoor demand, hackers pull 1.6 million images from a Flock camera, and the EU's digital ID wallet faces readiness doubts. Sources: Apple urges Home Office to come clean on 'backdoor' letting officials snoop on YOUR phoneHome Office challenged on ‘farcical’ secrecy over Apple ‘backdoor’ order | Computer WeeklyHackers find encryption keys stored on stolen Flock camera despite company's denials — group extracts more than 27,000 clips, 1.6 million images captured in a span of 21 days from the deviceOne wallet, 27 systems: can the EU build an untraceable Digital ID?‘Computer says no’: how Brussels is letting algorithmic social-scoring in by the backdoor📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  2. há 1 dia

    FBI biometric database exemption draws civil liberties pushback

    FBI seeks to strip Privacy Act protections from its biometric mega-database as states move to mandate age checks at the operating system level. Sources: No Privacy Rollback for the FBI’s Biometric Mega-Database | EFF Action CenterYour Computer Might Demand Your Age Soon, No Matter Where You LiveOpenAI Has Hundreds of Contractors Reading Your ChatGPT Chats Under 'Project Lily'Hackers Stole Flock’s Camera Software, Revealing How the Company Tracks Cars and PeopleSpain's data agency gets first report of AI-powered data breach📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  3. há 2 dias

    EFF audit: police logged 'LOL' and 'idk' to search Flock camera network

    An EFF review of Flock Safety logs found officers across the US searched license plate data with reasons like LOL, LMAO and idk, and Lee's Summit now demands MOUs. Sources: The High Crime Of “LMAO”: How Cops Are Treating Flock Mass Surveillance As A JokeLee's Summit restricts Flock data access by law enforcement after criticism from residentsUtah mom posts innocuous car video, says Meta AI named daughters and surfaced birth detailshttps://www.morningstar.com/news/marketwatch/20260401139/employers-are-using-your-personal-data-to-figure-out-the-lowest-salary-youll-acceptObscura VPN's new 'Circle of Trust' rewards users for supporting independent privacy apps📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  4. há 3 dias

    DHS officers posed as voters to access state election records, whistleblower says

    A federal whistleblower says DHS agents misrepresented themselves as voters to view state voting records, drawing Democratic warnings of thousands of state law violations. Sources: DHS is illegally accessing state voter data, whistleblower saysDigital rights advocates urge EU to step in and save encryption from Canada's Bill C-22LG denies secretly recording users as TV privacy concerns growGoogle wants Spirit Airlines’ data. Micro1 wants to pay more.Could one app soon replace your entire wallet? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  5. há 4 dias

    FTC Bans GM From Selling Driver Data for Five Years

    California curbs AI in schools, Florida confirms DMV breach, and Oregon cities drop Flock cameras as privacy fights sharpen. Sources: Your car is selling your dataTech companies are selling kids’ data. A new California law aims to protect their privacyFlorida confirms DMV database breached via stolen police accountRevolut confirms sensitive customer data breach, falling for fake government requestsIn Oregon, left and right find common ground in opposition to Flock camerasCold TAKE: Amazon's New Encryption Method Still Doesn't Deliver Real PrivacyEx-Staffers Question Census Bureau Independence After Political Changes to Key Oversight CommitteeGDPR wasn't designed for AI and that's a security problem | Computer WeeklyEurope eyes battle over 'pervert' AI glassesExplaining eTLD+1Explaining unlinkabilityGov. Newsom signs landmark online child safety laws📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  6. 11 de set.

    South Korea's 10% Privacy Fine Regime Starts as Musk PAC Sells Voter Data

    Korea's amended PIPA takes effect with the world's highest fine ceiling, while Musk's America PAC quietly expands what it can do with VoteSafe users' data. Sources: Korea PIPA Takes Effect Tomorrow: World's First AI Training Data Law Is Now EnforceableElon Musk Is Collecting Voters’ Personal Data Ahead Of MidtermsCleared in Greek border case, Austrian activist now sues EU data chief over Europol recordWhat You Should Never Put Into an AI ToolEurope’s Cookie Law Is Really a Law About Surveillance📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  7. 10 de set.

    Microsoft Signs 30-Page Student AI Privacy Deal as New Mexico Tests Facebook

    Microsoft becomes first major AI developer to accept binding school privacy standards, while New Mexico opens a Cambridge Analytica-linked trial against Facebook. Sources: Microsoft Agrees to New Student Privacy Protections for AI. How Ironclad Are They?New Mexico trial tests Facebook’s data privacy recordIf Meta Glasses Freak You Out, Wait Until You Hear About the New Apple Watch FeaturesThe U.S. Government Is Using Your Financial Data to Decide Who Gets Pulled OverOn a remote island, these GPS hackers are preparing for an invisible war📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

  8. 9 de set.

    Grindr Settles £26m HIV Data Claim; California Brokers Resist DROP

    Grindr pays £26m over alleged HIV data sharing, California brokers fight DROP deletion platform, LG TVs face listening concerns, and Proton VPN surges in Vietnam. Sources: Grindr pays £26m to settle UK claim over alleged HIV data sharingCalifornia wants to help delete your data, but brokers are already resistingLG smart TVs can listen to you even when they’re off, report saysProton VPN sign-ups soar in Vietnam as stringent new cyberlaw takes effectChannel 5 Gave Hunter Biden a List of Its Subscribers’ Emails for Some Reason📰 Read the full edition on the site 🤖 Episode produced with artificial intelligence. Synthetic voice.

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HeadFlash Privacy — a ~4-minute daily brief on digital privacy, data protection and surveillance. New episode every weekday morning.

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