Iran likely to reverse-engineer captured US underwater drone Reuters
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Google bid $10 million for a dead airline's inboxes. The fight over that sale is about what an employee's email becomes once the employer no longer exists.
A face-search site left millions of photos open. For many of the people in those photos, the law offers remarkably little recourse.
Ireland's Data Protection Commission has issued guidance addressing how closed-circuit television should be used in residential care settings. The guidance is aimed at helping care facilities handle surveillance in a way that complies with data protection rules.
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A New Jersey business group is making the case that proposed revisions to the state's data broker law could improve it, framing changes as an opportunity rather than a setback for the business community.
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How Anthropic says Claude was used for weapons, spying and cyber operations Reuters
A report from the IAPP Canada event reflects on candor and clarity in how privacy professionals talk about privacy — suggesting there may be a gap between what practitioners know and what they say publicly.
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Italy moves to speed oil, gas projects in energy security push Reuters
OpenAI has reportedly made a breakthrough related to Navier-Stokes equations, the mathematical models used to describe fluid dynamics, and the work has triggered a data privacy controversy. The nature of the dispute is not specified in available reporting.
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