No AI training in newly distrusted Terms of Service, Adobe says
Adobe announced changes to its ToS which sparked backlash among users, so it posted an explainer to take away the major concerns
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23andMe data breach under joint investigation in two countries
Canada’s and UK privacy authorities are going to investigate the data breach at 23andMe to assess what the company could have done better.
Read moreWhen things go wrong: A digital sharing warning for couples
Digital sharing is the norm in romantic relationships. But some access could leave partners vulnerable to inconvenience, spying, and abuse.
Read moreGoogle will start deleting location history
Google has announced it will delete Location History (Timeline) data and store new data locally, starting December 2024.
Read moreAdvance Auto Parts customer data posted for sale
Car parts provider Advance Auto Parts seems to be the next victim of a major data breach related to cloud provider Snowflake.
Read moreHusband stalked ex-wife with seven AirTags, indictment says
A husband, now indicted, allegedly used seven Apple AirTags to stalk his ex-wife over a period of several weeks. His trial begins this month.
Read moreMicrosoft Recall snapshots can be easily grabbed with TotalRecall tool
A worried researcher has created a tool to demonstrate exactly how much of a security backdoor Microsoft is creating with Recall.
Read moreDebt collection agency FBCS leaks information of 3 million US citizens
Financial Business and Consumer Solutions has filed a notification of a data breach which affects over 3 million US citizens.
Read moreHow to tell if a VPN app added your Windows device to a botnet
This post will help users find out if their Windows device has been added to the 911 S5 botnet by a malicious VPN application
Read moreThe Ticketmaster “breach”—what you need to know
A database has been put up for sale that allegedly contains the data of 560 million Ticketmaster users. But is it real?
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