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Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million to settle a UK legal claim alleging the dating app shared users' HIV status and other sensitive personal data with third-party companies in violation of privacy law. The case has been running for several years.
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The official credited with shaping the United Kingdom's artificial intelligence policy has resigned following concerns about a conflict of interest tied to Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude model.
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Luminis Health, a Maryland-based health system, is responding to a cyberattack that knocked certain systems offline. The organization is actively investigating the incident.
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Tampa International Airport has introduced facial recognition technology to streamline the customs process for arriving international travelers. The system scans passengers' faces as part of entry procedures, replacing or supplementing traditional document checks.
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Chemical and technology conglomerate BASF has filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging infringement related to facial recognition technology. The dispute centers on intellectual property claims connected to Apple's face-scanning capabilities.
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The Trump administration has formally objected to a UK government proposal that would require platforms like YouTube to give greater algorithmic visibility to established broadcasters such as the BBC and ITV, calling the plan a potential form of censorship. The US embassy warned the policy could be used as a model by authoritarian governments to justify state control over online content.
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U.S. AI policy is pulling in opposite directions: a legislative push by Senators Sanders and Casar to ban artificial superintelligence development is running alongside U.S. participation in G20 talks producing the Carolina Principles, a set of international AI governance guidelines.
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The HIPAA Journal's June 2026 report recorded 66 large healthcare data breaches — each affecting 500 or more individuals — reported during the month. The figures reflect ongoing exposure of protected health information across the U.S. healthcare sector.
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Mathspace, an online mathematics learning platform, disclosed a data breach in which attackers accessed its internal Metabase reporting system and stole data belonging to more than one million students, staff members, and parents.
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Healing Paper, the company behind Gangnam Unni, a beauty and medical consultation platform, disclosed that unauthorized access to an API exposed personal data belonging to roughly 220,000 users in South Korea and internationally. The breach was detected on September 4 and publicly announced three days later.
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Weverse, the fan community platform run by HYBE-affiliated Weverse Company, confirmed a data breach affecting more than 422,000 user accounts. The company says the exposed data was mostly internal identifiers with limited use outside the platform.
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Mathspace, an online math education platform, confirmed a data breach affecting over 1 million users in Australia and New Zealand after unauthorized parties accessed an internal reporting system and downloaded user records. The breach involves students, parents, teachers, and company staff.
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OpenAI's chief scientist has publicly warned that no one is adequately prepared for the consequences of increasingly powerful AI, a statement that coincides with the company releasing what it describes as its most capable model to date.
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Trezor has disclosed that a data breach at its third-party shipping and logistics partner ShipMonk now affects around 81,000 customers in total, with a newly identified group of 67,000 U.S. customers added to the initial count.
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A report or discussion addresses how Mexico's food sector is approaching the recruitment of young professionals alongside ethical considerations around artificial intelligence use in the industry.
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Berlin authorities are investigating a new data breach after hackers published stolen login credentials from the city's government online. Germany's national cybersecurity agency issued a separate warning about the Rhysida ransomware group around the same time.
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Following the death of country music legend Dolly Parton in late August, AI-generated songs, images, and videos imitating her have proliferated online. Her sister has publicly appealed for the practice to stop.
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Hackers are exploiting a chain of two recently disclosed vulnerabilities in MikroTik routers to take control of devices with SSH services exposed to the internet. [...]
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Forget email surveys or long calls spent on hold. Voicebox lets people send customer feedback by recording a voice note on their phone.
Uber has been hit with a $966 million fine, a penalty that is drawing attention to how companies govern agentic AI systems and the accountability gaps those systems can create.
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Lumexa Imaging, a diagnostic imaging provider, has reported a data breach affecting 5.8 million individuals. The incident originated with a third-party vendor, according to reporting from The HIPAA Journal.
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A drug candidate called rentosertib, developed with AI assistance to treat a rare lung condition, is showing early signs that it may also reduce biological markers associated with aging, according to its maker.
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Moody's is urging banks to treat compliance, organizational culture, and AI governance as connected priorities rather than separate functions, arguing the integration can speed up processes and support business growth.
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Google's Pixel 11 has received a strong review, praised for improved battery life, a faster chip, better cameras, and extended software support. The base model starts at $899, a modest price increase over its predecessor.
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