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world1 day ago•8 min saved

Gaza aid groups push back on Israeli data demands, eyeing GDPR safeguards

International aid groups operating in Gaza warn they face a choice between complying with Israel’s new data‑sharing rules or losing access to Gaza and the West Bank; the rules would force registration and broad disclosure of staff and donor information, potentially endangering personnel. NGOs argue the demands conflict with EU GDPR protections, prompting a High Court challenge and urgent EU engagement to suspend the measures. The EU Commission says it’s monitoring the situation and aims to facilitate privacy‑respecting solutions, warning that blocking aid could jeopardize life-saving relief.

via politico.eu|

#data-protection #eu-gdpr #gaza

technology3 days ago•2 min saved

Jersey warns of AI deepfake surge and calls for safeguards

Officials in Jersey (Information Commissioner Paul Vane) and Guernsey have joined a broad coalition of jurisdictions warning that AI-generated images and videos can harm real people, urging tighter oversight. They issued guidance on steps individuals can take to protect themselves, such as limiting what you share online, being cautious with AI platforms, and talking to children about AI use. The warning follows a recent incident where a deepfake targeting school staff prompted a police investigation.

via BBC|

#ai #data-protection #deepfake

technology9 days ago•14 min saved

EU launches cross-border privacy probe into Grok over sexualized deepfakes

Ireland's data protection regulator is leading an EU-wide investigation into Elon Musk's Grok chatbot after reports of sexualized deepfake images, examining how the AI collects and handles data across EU countries.

via AP News|

#data-protection #deepfake #eu

technology10 days ago•4 min saved

EU Regulators Open Probe Into X Over Sexualised AI Imagery

European data privacy authorities have opened a formal probe into X, Elon Musk’s platform, over sexualised AI-generated imagery and how it is handled under EU privacy rules, potentially leading to enforcement if rules are found to have been violated.

via Financial Times|

#ai-generated-images #data-protection #eu-privacy-watchdog

world1 month ago•3 min saved

Oxfam refuses to share Palestinian staff data with Israel amid Gaza aid crackdown

Oxfam refuses to disclose Palestinian staff details to Israel amid a Gaza aid crackdown, arguing that sharing sensitive data would threaten staff safety and breach humanitarian principles; Israel has deregistered dozens of NGOs and demanded extensive staff information, while MSF offered a limited, safeguarded list and PNGO warned the move jeopardizes aid work.

via Al Jazeera|

#data-protection #gaza #humanitarian-aid

world1 month ago•4 min saved

MSF agrees to share staff data under Israeli security rules, drawing concern

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) says it will provide a defined list of Palestinian and international staff to Israeli authorities under new security requirements, calling it an exceptional measure to safeguard operations. Critics warn the move could endanger aid workers in Gaza and the West Bank. Israel says dozens of NGOs have complied or are weighing the rules, and MSF notes that international staff arrivals into Gaza have been blocked since Jan 1, 2026, highlighting a deteriorating humanitarian situation.

via Al Jazeera|

#data-protection #gaza #israel

business1 month ago•2 min saved

Disney to Pay $10 Million to Settle Children's Privacy Law Violations

Disney will pay $10 million to settle allegations of violating children's privacy laws by failing to properly label YouTube videos as made for children, leading to targeted advertising and data collection without parental consent. The settlement follows an FTC inquiry and requires Disney to improve compliance with children's data protection laws, specifically under COPPA.

via BBC|

#business #childrens-privacy #data-protection

technology6 months ago•4 min saved

Top Password Managers and Tips for Enhanced Digital Security

Due to security vulnerabilities and data leaks, LastPass is no longer recommended; instead, five better password managers are suggested, including Bitwarden, 1Password, Dashlane, Proton Pass, and Enpass, each offering various features, security, and affordability to enhance user safety and convenience.

via Android Authority|

#data-protection #lastpass-alternatives #password-managers

technology7 months ago•2 min saved

WeTransfer Reaffirms It Won't Use User Files for AI Training

WeTransfer clarified that it does not use uploaded files to train AI models after customer backlash over ambiguous terms, updating its policies to prevent confusion and reassure users about data privacy.

via BBC|

#ai-training #data-protection #privacy

technology8 months ago•1 min saved

Samsung to Delete Inactive Accounts This July—Act Now to Save Yours

Samsung will delete accounts inactive for 24 months starting July 31, 2025, to protect user data. Users are advised to log in before then to retain their accounts, as deletion is irreversible and accounts cannot be restored once deleted.

via SamMobile|

#account-deletion #data-protection #inactive-accounts

business1 year ago•1 min saved

Career Missteps: Goldman VP's Holiday Blunder & Citi's Bold Promotions

eFinancialCareers has temporarily blocked access from mainland China to comply with the new Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) that came into effect on November 1st. The company is assessing the law's implications on its business and is committed to adhering to privacy regulations in its operating regions. For inquiries, users are encouraged to contact eFinancialCareers support.

via eFinancialCareers|

#business #china #data-protection

technology1 year ago•1 min saved

NHS Limits Mounjaro Weight-Loss Jab to 220,000 Patients in Initial Rollout

Yahoo, as part of its family of brands, uses cookies to provide services, authenticate users, and measure site usage. By accepting cookies, users consent to Yahoo and its partners accessing device information and personal data for personalized advertising and content. Users can manage their privacy settings to control data usage and can change their preferences at any time through Yahoo's privacy settings.

via Yahoo Lifestyle UK|

#advertising #cookies #data-protection

business1 year ago•1 min saved

Northvolt's Financial Struggles Highlight Industry Challenges

eFinancialCareers has temporarily blocked access to its services from mainland China following the implementation of China's Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) on November 1st. This measure is part of the company's efforts to comply with the new privacy regulations while assessing their impact on its operations. Users with questions are encouraged to contact eFinancialCareers support.

via eFinancialCareers|

#business #china #data-protection

technology1 year ago•1 min saved

Cape Unveils Privacy-First Mobile Service for High-Risk Users

Cape, a new mobile virtual network operator, is launching a secure cell service aimed at high-risk individuals like politicians and journalists, promising to limit personal data exposure. Using UScellular's network, Cape controls its own mobile core to enhance data protection, offering features like location hiding and mobile advertising ID rotation. The service, initially available to government officials, will be accessible to the public next year, emphasizing minimal data collection and robust security measures.

via The Verge|

#data-protection #mobile #privacy

technology1 year ago•1 min saved

Nvidia's AI Dominance and Price Target Hikes Set Stage for Q3 Earnings

via Yahoo Finance UK|

#advertising #cookies #data-protection