Browsing Tag
privacy
21 posts
Austria deals blow to “Pay or Okay” consent model
The Austrian Federal Administrative Court confirmed that DerStandard’s “Pay or Okay” model breaches the GDPR. Users had to…
When privacy becomes training data
Researchers found millions of passports, credit cards, résumés, and faces in DataComp CommonPool, a massive AI training dataset…
The alarming truth behind insecure video doorbells
A recent investigation by Consumer Reports revealed serious security flaws in certain video doorbells, allowing unauthorized access to…
Your fertility, your data, or your body our data?
Unfair, unsafe – and also often unclear to women using fertility apps, just what is really going on…
The privacy loophole in your doorbell
Did you know that your Ring doorbell video footage could be part of police surveillance? Ring saw search…
Cybersecurity of AI and standardization
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) believed that commonly used standards (such as ISO 27001/27002 and ISO…
Proposed EU-US Data privacy framework is too vague…
The European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs has recommended states that the executive order…
Phishing: what does it imply to your organisation?
This Dataleaks video is meant to briefly highlight the state of affairs regarding phishing and to spread awareness.…
Controller based on the choice of purpose and “essential” means
The EDPS – European Data Protection Supervisor states in an opinion that in order to act as a…
Italian DPA halts AI Chatbot due to privacy concerns
The Italian privacy regulator has ordered a popular AI chatbot to cease processing data on domestic citizens after…