Shoppers at a supermarket chain in southern England are being tracked by facial recognition cameras, prompting a legal complaint by a privacy rights group.
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Sidharth Shukla's family on Monday requested privacy in their first statement since his untimely death on Sep. 2 from a massive heart attack.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) also proposed limiting the internet giants’ ability to access users’ online histories to cross-sell products
The app, owned by Zoom Video Communications, is facing a backlash from users worried about the lack of end-to-end encryption of meeting sessions and “zoombombing”
Zoom’s popularity has surged as employees at businesses, schools and millions of other organizations across the world work from home due to lockdowns imposed to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Europe is turning to technology to track the spread of the coronavirus, an approach that seeks to learn from Asia but is also putting the region’s privacy rules to the test.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which goes into effect on Jan. 1, requires large businesses to let consumers opt out of the sale of their personal data