OkCupid Shared 3 Million User Photos With Facial Recognition Firm, Settles FTC Case Without Fine
Dating platform OkCupid has agreed to settle allegations by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that...
Iran Threatens to Target U.S. Tech Giants From April 1 in Escalating Tensions
Iran has issued a sharp warning that it will begin targeting major American technology companies starting...
Australia Urged to Combat Climate Misinformation as Senate Sounds Alarm
Australia must take urgent and coordinated action to counter the growing spread of misinformation about climate...
U.S. Bans New Foreign-Made Consumer Internet Routers Over Security Concerns
The Federal Communications Commission has announced a sweeping ban on the authorization of new foreign-made consumer...
U.S. to Pay TotalEnergies $1 Billion to Halt Offshore Wind Development
In a move that has sparked intense debate across the energy sector, the United States government...
Firefox 149 Introduces Built-In Free VPN with 50GB Monthly Data
In a major step toward strengthening user privacy and security, Mozilla Firefox has announced that its...
4chan Hit with £450,000 UK Fine Over Age Verification Failures
The UK has imposed a £450,000 fine on 4chan for failing to implement adequate age verification...
North Korea’s ‘Fake IT Worker’ Army Nets $500 Million Annually for Kim Jong Un, Researchers Say
A sprawling network of fake IT workers linked to North Korea is generating an estimated $500...
FBI Resumes Purchase of Data Capable of Tracking Individuals, Patel Confirms
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has resumed purchasing commercially available data that can be used to...
Malaysia becomes first country to call US trade deal ‘null and void’; why this could hurt America
In a striking development with far-reaching implications for global trade, Malaysia has become the first country...
