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Is your phone tracking what you type?
By Chiara Castro published
Privacy at risk Up to one billion Chinese-speaking people may have fallen victim to mass surveillance, a new report reveals. The culprit? Your phone's keyboard.
User privacy must come first with biometrics
By Gal Ringel published
The rules and regulations around capturing, storing and sharing user data are trying to keep pace as biometric data could compromise user privacy.
How AI smart video is powering business excellence
By Peter Hayles published
Beyond surveillance, smart video is transforming businesses, through insights for safety and productivity.
Fears over citizens' privacy as Iran reveals new mandatory antivirus mobile app
By Chiara Castro published
Breaking Considering Iran's track record, rather than a security measure experts fear it'll become a further tool for surveillance. So, what's at stake for Iranians?
Want to snoop on your remote workers? Good news, it's perfectly legal - but your employees won’t like you
By Benedict Collins published
New ICO guidance lays out the rules for workplace monitoring and what you can expect from Big Brother.
India approves new privacy law, but is it really a win for citizens?
By Chiara Castro published
India approved its first ever privacy law amid surveillance concerns. Here are the good and bad of India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
AI-powered facial recognition is coming soon to a store near you
By Kristina Terech published
Concerns have been voiced by a civilian advocacy group as UK retailers embrace the use of AI survelliance.
This stalkerware tracked thousands of Android and iPhones
By Will McCurdy published
A popular "stalkerware" app called Xnspy may be putting its victims' data at risk.
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