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A US appeals court has upheld a Pentagon decision to blacklist Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude model. The ruling confirms the government's authority to exclude the firm from federal contracting or related activity, at least for now.
Next Big Thing Is… Privacy Rights for Animals? Science and Culture Today
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Ricketts introduces Agricultural Data Privacy Act brownfieldagnews.com
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Ardit Kutleshi, 28, was extradited from his home country of Kosovo last year after prosecutors accused him and his older brother of running Rydox — an illicit platform used by cybercriminals to sell stolen personal information, illegal access to devices and other tools for carrying out fraud.
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From the DOJ: Ardit Kutleshi, 28, a Kosovar national, pleaded guilty to charges related to his creation and operation of Rydox, an illicit website and marketplace for cybercriminals to buy, sell and trade stolen personal information, and to access devices and other tools for carrying out cybercrime and fraud. “The guilty plea of Ardit Kutleshi... Source
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Costa Rican Foreign Minister dismissed after attending a Trump security meeting reuters.com
Video: Ricketts Introduces Agricultural Data Privacy Act Senator Pete Ricketts (.gov)
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Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses have drawn privacy criticism, but the backlash is not slowing the broader industry push into wearable camera and AI devices. Other companies are moving ahead with similar products despite public concern.
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Call for Me—a feature that’s exclusive to the Pixel 11 series—gives robocalls a new meaning.
Data privacy isn't just for nerds — here's why you should care too Android Authority
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Marion police chief outlines tech expansion, data privacy thegazette.com
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Shoppers to be able to ‘pay by face’ at checkouts thetimes.com
UK pledges £331 million to address climate-linked security risks Reuters
Meta unveiled new smart glasses at its Connect conference, including Ray-Ban Meta models with improved battery life and a camera-free audio-only option, alongside augmented reality spectacles that bring headset-level capabilities into a lightweight frame.
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At its Meta Connect event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a handful of new smart glasses, including a slimmed-down VR headset and the company’s first camera-free glasses.
A trial in New Mexico has concluded in which Facebook faces accusations of deceiving users in connection with a privacy scandal. The case represents state-level legal action against the company over how it handled user information.
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Australia PM Albanese says OpenAI agent breached government website in June Reuters
Paramount is asking the Supreme Court to dismiss a video privacy lawsuit brought by a consumer, arguing the claim does not meet the legal threshold to proceed. Privacy advocates, including the Electronic Privacy Information Center, have filed a brief supporting the plaintiff and a broader reading of the Video Privacy Protection Act.
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The Electronic Privacy Information Center has asked a federal judge to declare Department of Homeland Security actions unlawful, with a hearing scheduled before U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis. The case intersects with broader concerns about voter data access and federal conduct under the current administration.
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The Supreme Court is weighing a digital privacy case involving online video companies and their use of targeted advertising systems. The outcome is uncertain, with advocacy groups arguing that companies have the choice to adopt less invasive alternatives.
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Two more Mass. cities dump Flock cameras amid rising data, privacy concerns WCVB
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New Zealand says China is its most persistent state-backed cyber threat Reuters
Today, EPIC filed an amicus brief in the Third Circuit case Voter Reference Foundation v. Schmidt urging the Court to uphold Pennsylvania’s rule barring people who obtain the state’s voter registration lists from publishing them on the internet. The brief explains that the rule, known as the Internet Sharing Ban, is a common, viewpoint-neutral use … Continued
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LETTER: Remove Flock cameras until privacy rights are protected Ozaukee Press
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