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Google privacy policy now permits Gmail data to feed ad targeting via Personal Intelligence
Google’s new privacy language allows Gmail, Drive and Photos data to inform ads when users enable Personal Intelligence.
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Meta Confidential Computing Extends Private Processing to AI Glasses
Meta has added confidential computing support to its AI glasses, enabling private inference that stays entirely on the device.
- Chips
Meta launches camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses
Meta's new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses drop camera hardware for pure audio AI, targeting privacy concerns and expanding the wearables market.
- Chips
Vocci’s Ring Threatens Meeting Privacy More Than It Helps Note-Taking
Vocci’s new titanium ring records meetings for up to 8 hours, but its discreet design sparks serious privacy and usability questions.
- Technology
LG TV audio logging controversy: LG TV audio logging claims under fire
LG says its smart TVs don’t continuously listen, but new evidence shows they keep ambient audio logs, raising privacy and regulatory alarms.
- Security
Bluetooth Security: Is It Safe to Leave Your Phone’s Bluetooth On All the Time?
Explore Bluetooth security risks of leaving the radio active, the latest vulnerabilities, and practical steps to keep your phone safe.
- Technology
Child Monitoring Apps: Rethinking Safety and Fossil-Fuel Fertilizer Dependence
An in-depth look at how child monitoring apps generate false positives and how fossil-fuel-based fertilizer markets affect food security.
- Technology
Comulytic Note Pro AI voice recorder Review: Edge Transcription Redefined
Edge inference is the centerpiece of the recorder’s AI stack. The model runs at under 200 ms per utterance, a latency competitive with smartphone assistants.
- Technology
Bluesky discover feed opt out: New setting stops accidental virality
Bluesky adds an account-level toggle that removes all posts from the Discover feed for non-followers, giving creators a direct way to avoid accidental virality.
- Tech & AI News
Instagram teen safety data: why Mosseri’s surprise matters
Adam Mosseri says he was not shown Instagram teen safety data, raising concerns about Meta's internal controls and compliance with regulations.
- Technology
Flock Safety surveillance backlash: CEO calls for compromise amid growing criticism
Langley framed the move as a "compromise" between privacy and safety, aiming to balance law-enforcement needs with civil-rights demands.
- Artificial Intelligence
InfoQ Launches AI Security Cohort for Regulated Industries
InfoQ opens AI Security & Privacy Engineering Program for regulated industries to address AI security and privacy concerns.
- Artificial Intelligence
Lumo 2.0: Proton's Enhanced Privacy-Focused AI Chatbot
Proton's Lumo 2.0 AI chatbot offers improved performance, new features, and enhanced user privacy with zero-access encryption.