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TechCrunch — Privacy · · International

Apple fixes bug that cops used to extract deleted chat messages from iPhones

Apple has patched a vulnerability in iOS and iPadOS that allowed law enforcement to recover deleted Signal messages from devices using forensic extraction tools. The bug persisted even after users had deleted their messages through the Signal app.

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Enforcement
The Guardian — Privacy · · International

Met police in talks to buy Palantir AI tech for use in criminal investigations

London's Metropolitan Police has been in discussions with Palantir about acquiring the company's AI tools to automate intelligence analysis in criminal investigations. The US firm, whose platforms support ICE's immigration enforcement operations and the Israeli military, recently demonstrated its systems to senior Met intelligence officers.

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Enforcement
Data Protection Commission · · EU / Ireland

Fines

Ireland's Data Protection Commission has issued fines, though the specific details of the enforcement action, including the parties involved and the amounts levied, are not specified in the available information.

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News
TechCrunch — Privacy · · International

Apple will hide your email address from apps and websites, but not cops

Apple offers tools that let users mask their real email addresses from apps and websites, shielding them from commercial tracking. But those protections do not extend to law enforcement — federal agents can still obtain Apple customer records through legal demands.

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GDPR / Intl
EDPS · · EU

EDPS Annual Report 2025: protecting people in a changing digital world

The European Data Protection Supervisor has published its Annual Report for 2025, covering a year the agency describes as focused on expanding its operational mandate across monitoring, enforcement, and advisory roles. The report is accompanied by an executive summary, a supervisory speech, and a press conference.

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