In today's world, where digital privacy and cybersecurity are increasingly important, it is crucial that we are aware of the latest developments and potential.
The case revolves around Bhakdi's controversial views on the COVID-19 pandemic, which have been shared in interviews and on social media, garnering both widespread support and fierce criticism since the onset of the global health crisis.
Conferences and other personal events are increasingly using facial recognition for participants. Often, the necessary diligence regarding data protection risks is lacking. This risk must also be recognized by everyone attending such events.
The plaintiffs [those who believe their phones were hacked] claim that journalists from the Daily Mirror, the Sunday Mirror, and the People Magazine obtained private and confidential information about their lives through a variety of illegal means.
Google recently introduced its Passkeys, a feature that allows users to log into their accounts with their Android phone as a security key. However, some experts are concerned about the implications for privacy.
Cameras and Microphones in water bottles? Many items that are on the market at very affordable prices seem harmless but are actually enemies of humanity. Why are they so bad? Because their only mission is to collect data - at best live data. From audio, video to location tracking. Here is a list of how to deal with it.
"I no longer remember what I thought 5 years ago, but Google does". We often use apps as our personal diary, with one exception. It's not a diary, it's a reality TV show and everyone can see us. Here are a few #PRVCYTips on what you can do.
We are used to seeing killer robots in sci-fi movies and video games. Now it is a reality that the military worldwide is developing fully autonomous weapons with artificial intelligence. How can I prevent myself from becoming a target?
Are we aware that every label and tag on our products is trackable? What does the widespread use of this technology mean for our own PRVCY and how can we protect ourselves from it?
In public and private spaces, we are increasingly surrounded by surveillance cameras. Do we know what happens to all the images collected there?
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