Growth in data breaches shows need for government regulations
Do you remember when 40 million was a large number? Forty million dollars in sales, 40 million customers, 40 million Twitter followers, 40 million protesters…
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How can marketers get customers to allow use of their personal data?
CUSTOMERS are concerned about how their personal data is used which is why they’re lobbying regulators across the world to create laws penalizing its…
Twitter’s new Privacy Center lets you know what’s happening with your data
Twitter says it wants to be more upfront about the way it handles user data, and has launched a new Privacy Center with that goal in mind. Admitting that “we…
TikTok accused of secretly gathering user data and sending it to China
TikTok, known for its quirky 15-second videos, has been illegally and secretly harvesting vast amounts of personally identifiable user data and sending it to…
CStealer Sends Stolen Data to a MongoDB Database
The information collected by the Chrome browser including passwords, usernames, and other user credentials is being exposed to heavy risk as a new trojan known…
Uber drives up prices for shared rides, Chicago data reveals
How much ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft charge customers throughout a day is one of the most closely held secrets in Silicon Valley. But a law in Chicago…
China directs internet companies to ramp up data privacy policies
DATA PRIVACY is a hot-button issue in today’s data-driven society. Recent controversies involving data breaches around the world have caused government bodies…
How Rossum is using deep learning to extract data from any document
The equivalent of more than 100 human lifetimes are spent globally each day on data entry from invoices alone, according to Rossum. And so the Czech AI startup…
Facebook and Twitter warn some users’ private data was accessed via…
Facebook and Twitter have announced that personal data related to hundreds of users may have been improperly accessed after users logged into third-party…
Facial recognition at Chaayos sparks calls for data protection law
BANGKOK: The use of facial recognition technology at a popular Indian cafe chain that triggered a backlash among customers, led to calls from human rights…