#Privacy
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Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses sold 8 million units in 2025 alone. Now a black market for disabling their recording indicator lights is thriving—and lawmakers are alarmed about what comes next.
Age verification laws are turning VPNs from a niche privacy tool into everyday infrastructure. What happens when governments decide to shut the door?
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the agency purchases Americans' location data from commercial brokers without a warrant. The admission raises urgent questions about the future of the Fourth Amendment.
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Discord's rapid U-turn on age verification exposed the hidden world of "age assurance" companies—and the uncomfortable trade-off between protecting kids and protecting everyone's privacy.
Meta-backed Manus launches a desktop app that puts its AI agent directly on your device. As AI agents go local, what does it mean for your privacy, your files, and the battle for your computer?
The Galaxy S26 Ultra's built-in Privacy Display is the rare smartphone hardware feature that changes everyday behavior. But is it worth $1,300 when the rest is incremental?
Harvard grad's AI-powered microphone jammer promises privacy protection but faces fierce technical skepticism. Why the debate reveals more than the device itself.
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Grammarly's AI feature uses deceased academics and living experts without permission to provide writing advice, sparking privacy and consent concerns in the AI age.
Meta subcontractor employees in Kenya have been viewing sensitive footage captured by Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for AI training. What does this mean for smart glasses privacy?
Investigation reveals Meta's AI glasses send intimate footage to human reviewers in Kenya, including bathroom visits and private moments. Privacy promise broken?
Meta faces lawsuit after investigation reveals AI glasses footage, including intimate moments, is being reviewed by overseas contractors despite privacy promises. The hidden cost of wearable AI surveillance.
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Researchers from ETH Zurich developed an AI system capable of linking anonymous online accounts to real identities. What does this mean for online privacy?
