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Ghana and Kenya investigate presumed Russian national for secretly recording sexual encounters
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ACCRA, Ghana (AP) -- Ghana has launched an investigation into the activities of a man believed to be a Russian national accused of secretly recording sexual encounters with several women and summoned Russia's ambassador to discuss the case that has sparked public outrage, the authorities said on Wednesday.
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U.K.'s Starmer seeks greater powers to regulate online access
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will seek broader powers to regulate internet access, which he said on Sunday was needed to protect children from fast-changing digital risks.
#Biometrics #DigitalPrivacy #Cybersecurity
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Stop Using Face ID Right Now. Here's Why
Table of ContentsCompare Specs: Our Picks Side by SideBiometrics 101: Face ID, Fingerprints, and PasskeysYour Risk Level Determines Your Security NeedsWhat Lockdown Mode and Advanced Protection Really DoThe One Lock Law Enforcement Can't Force OpenPrivacy Doesn't Stop at Your Lock Screen
Using a face scan to unlock your phone and log in to accounts is certainly convenient, but it's not the best option if you're concerned about your privacy.
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Senate Democrats Demand Answers on US Lifting Spyware Sanctions
Five Democratic US senators are asking the Trump administration to explain its decision to lift sanctions on people the government had previously accused of helping spread sophisticated surveillance technology that's allegedly been used against Americans.
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Russia blocks WhatsApp as messaging app crackdown gathers pace
People visit the Red Square in front of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow.
The Kremlin on Thursday confirmed it has blocked Meta's WhatsApp messaging service and said Russians should use a new state-backed platform called Max instead.
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Activists Beware: Don't Take Your Phone to a Protest Without Doing This First
Table of ContentsWhy Your Phone Can Be a Liability at ProtestsHow Law Enforcement Can Track You Without a PhoneCop-Proofing Your Phone: Why Biometrics May Hurt YouCommunicate Securely With Friends and Fellow ProtestersLeave Your Personal Phone Behind -- Or Use a BurnerRaise Your Voice, But Please Stay Safe
As more and more Americans head out into the streets to protest, and as some call for a general strike (where protesters stop all economic activity to encourage social change), it's important to protect yourself as much as possible before going out to raise your voice.
#ProtestSafety #DigitalPrivacy #SecureCommunication
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Activists Beware: Don't Take Your Phone to a Protest Without Doing This First
Table of ContentsWhy Your Phone Can Be a Liability at ProtestsHow Law Enforcement Can Track You Without a PhoneCop-Proofing Your Phone: Why Biometrics May Hurt YouCommunicate Securely With Friends and Fellow ProtestersLeave Your Personal Phone Behind -- Or Use a BurnerRaise Your Voice, But Please Stay Safe
As more and more Americans head out into the streets to protest, and as some call for a general strike (where protesters stop all economic activity to encourage social change), it's important to protect yourself as much as possible before going out to raise your voice.
#ParentalControls #ChildSafety #DigitalPrivacy
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Google Rolls Back Disturbing Policy: They Emailed 13-Year-Olds Instructions on How to Remove Parental Controls
Google says it is ending its practice of emailing 13-year-olds step-by-step instructions on how to remove parental controls after backlash from parents and parental rights advocates.
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This new children's book is a bedtime story for the AI age 鈹係hira Ovide
Lorrie Cranor influenced what you know about digital privacy. Now she's aiming for preschoolers.
The Carnegie Mellon University professor helped pioneer an internet misery benchmark in 2008 that tallied the 244 hours a year it would require for an American to read online privacy policies in their entirety.
