Tag: digital rights
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New Zealand Considers Age Verification Measures, Banning Social Media Access for Under-16s
New Zealand explores age verification measures to ban social media use for under-16s, aiming to enhance youth safety and digital wellbeing.
CISA Under Fire for Alleged Censorship Ties Amid Potential $500M Budget Cut
Allegations of censorship ties rock CISA amid a looming $500M budget cut. Explore the controversy and its policy implications.
WhatsApp Lawsuit Against NSO Group Advances
WhatsApp lawsuit against NSO Group advances amid fresh evidence of alleged spyware misuse targeting user privacy.
Infosec pros tell Trump to quit bullying Chris Krebs – it’s undermining security
InfoSec experts demand Trump stop bullying ex-cyber chief Chris Krebs, warning that his actions undermine national security and impair trust.
Windscribe Exonerated of Accusations of Collecting User Data
Windscribe is cleared of user data collection accusations, reinforcing its commitment to privacy, anonymity, and transparent, secure VPN browsing.
European Government Moves to Outlaw SIM Farms in Landmark Decision
European government cracks down on SIM farms in a landmark move to curb fraud, boost mobile security, and protect consumer interests.
Assistance Firm Penalized for Cold-Calling Opt-Out Registry Members
Assistance firm fined for cold-calling opt-out registry members, underscoring strict regulatory enforcement and heightened legal scrutiny on unsolicited outreach.
Ubisoft Faces GDPR Inquiry Over Mandatory Online-Only Single-Player Mode
Ubisoft faces a GDPR inquiry over its mandatory online-only single-player mode, raising concerns about data protection and gaming compliance.
China to Implement Its ‘Great Digital Firewall’ in Pakistan
China plans to implement its ‘Great Digital Firewall’ in Pakistan, enhancing internet censorship and surveillance to control online content and access.