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The dangers of big data extend to farming

Most internet users are by now aware of the vulnerability of their personal data. When the news broke that tech companies

Leaked audio tapes taken from over 80 internal TikTok meetings indicate that China-based employees of its parent company ByteDance have

A stark warning for the rest of the world as to how governments can and will use COVID apps/digital IDs

A 2019 white paper by Facebook on its cryptocurrency, Libra, mentions its ambitions to make digital identity a prerequisite to

A senior Facebook employee feels that his own company has grown too large for society’s good and must be stopped

Twitter has once against proven its role as a defender of the Military Industrial Complex after it banned certain accounts

“DNA is highly programmable, just like a computer. And we can program a whole range of complex behaviors using DNA

Three former high level security employees of Amazon have sounded the alarm over the company’s lax information protection practices and

Twitter’s latest attempt to pose as an impartial arbiter of misinformation is not going well. Less than two weeks after

Action is being taken to increase transparency on the processing of users’ personal data on the internet, but the main