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Your Smart Home Devices Are Sharing Data With 40+ Companies

Smart home devices marketed as privacy-focused are quietly feeding user information to networks of data…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
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Health Apps Are Selling Your Data to Advertisers: FTC Investigation Results

A sweeping Federal Trade Commission investigation into health and fitness applications reveals that popular wellness…

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Schools Are Using AI Surveillance on Students: What Parents Need to Know

Educational institutions across the United States are quietly deploying artificial intelligence surveillance systems that monitor…

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Why ‘I Have Nothing to Hide’ Is the Most Dangerous Privacy Myth

The phrase echoes across dinner tables, town halls, and policy debates: "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing…

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How AI Resume Screeners Build Discrimination into Hiring

LinkedIn's recruitment AI screens 300 million resumes annually, ranking candidates through algorithms that measure "culture fit," "coachability," and "leadership potential"—metrics…

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Google’s Gemini Memory Feature: The Industrial Consolidation of Cambridge Analytica’s Playbook

Google announced a new "Memory" feature for Gemini that stores user preferences, personal facts, and interaction patterns across Gmail, YouTube,…

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Britain’s Post-Brexit Privacy Collapse: How the UK Abandoned Cambridge Analytica’s Lessons

The UK's decision to weaken GDPR compliance post-Brexit represents something more dangerous than regulatory rollback—it's institutional amnesia about what behavioral…

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