Data

A low-profile surveillance program is raising major privacy concerns.

It says Voyager Labs used more than 38,000 fake Facebook user accounts to collect data from profiles, groups and pages.

The workers were allegedly attempting to track down the sources of leaks to the reporters.

'The Markup' previously reported that some tax prep services had been sending Meta financial information.

Ireland's regulator has fined Meta nearly €1 billion over the last 18 months.

The dump includes private phone numbers and email addresses.

Meta's Pixel is once again harvesting private data without users' knowledge.

The framework is meant to guard against surveillance.

The countries say the pact will help combat serious crimes, but privacy advocates have raised concerns.

The company says Social Security numbers and payment details weren't accessed.

The aim of the reviews is to ensure the 'models have not been manipulated in any way.'

Cisco plans to bring it to fans next season.

Creative AIs can't be creative without our art.

Law enforcement in each country will be able to ask the other for user internet data.

An ACLU investigation found that officials bought over 336,000 data points.

'You are subjected to surveillance by design and by default.'

Each company will need to pay penalties of 2 million roubles.

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The majority of services Human Rights Watch reviewed actively infringed on the privacy rights of their young users.