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  • Articles Tagged with "Data Privacy"

    DOGE Sparks Surveillance Fear Across the US Government | WIRED

    wired.com Politics US

    US government agencies utilize surveillance programs to monitor employee activity, raising concerns about privacy and potential misuse under the Trump administration's focus on loyalty.

    The Push to Ban TikTok in the US Isn’t About Privacy | WIRED

    wired.com Politics US

    The US debate over banning TikTok is fueled by national security concerns and bipartisan efforts, but differing opinions exist on whether a ban is the appropriate solution.

    The Social Network Got Facebook and Zuckerberg All Wrong | Vanity Fair

    vanityfair.com Technology World

    Vanity Fair critiques the film 'The Social Network,' arguing that it misrepresents Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook, failing to capture the platform's ethical shortcomings and exploitation of user data.

    UK creating ‘murder prediction’ tool to identify people most likely to kill | Crime | The Guardian

    theguardian.com Crime UK

    The UK government is developing a controversial "murder prediction" tool using personal data to identify individuals most likely to commit homicide, raising concerns about algorithmic bias and privacy.

    С мая Роскомнадзор начнет брать миллионные штрафы. Как убедиться, что вашей компании они не грозят – Главбух № 7, Апрель 2025

    e.glavbukh.ru Law Russia

    Starting in May, Russia's Roskomnadzor will impose substantial fines for mishandling personal data, with the maximum reaching 500 million rubles, prompting businesses to bolster their data security measures.

    Opinion | Putting Jews and people with autism on lists? What could go wrong? - The Washington Post

    washingtonpost.com Politics World

    The Trump administration's abuse of confidential data, including the targeting of Jewish academics and the creation of an autism registry, raises serious concerns about civil liberties and government overreach.

    The hidden dangers posed by data brokers need to be addressed | Mint

    livemint.com Privacy US

    The largely unregulated data broker industry poses significant threats to personal privacy, financial security, and national interests, necessitating stronger oversight and consumer protection.