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Brits Overwhelmingly Reject Government Access to Encrypted Messages

An overwhelming 93% of British adults believe they have a right to keep their online conversations private, with 89% agreeing that their personal messages should be off-limits without a court order.

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TikTok Settles Child Privacy Suit for $400 Million

TikTok is paying a whopping $400 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it broke US child privacy laws, in a major win for American kids and parents. The deal, secured by the US Department of Justice, marks one of the largest recoveries ever under the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.

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Digital Identities Emerge as Key to Online Privacy Protection

Your online privacy is disappearing, piece by piece, as the internet quietly rebuilt itself around a business model that thrives on collecting and selling your personal data. Every click, every download, and every form you fill out is fueling a multibillion-dollar industry that tracks, profiles, and monetizes your online life.

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Zero-Knowledge Proofs Evolve to Bypass Age-Verification Checks

As the digital landscape continues to shift, it's only a matter of time before you'll have to face the music - and the cameras - when it comes to age verification checks. But what's really behind these on-camera checks: protecting kids or creating a way for governments to control access to online platforms?

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