Tag: User Privacy
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'Apple Anti-Stalking Measures Enhanced: iOS 17.5 Launches With Web App Installs
Stay safe with iOS 17.5! Apple enhances anti-stalking measures with web app installs. Protect yourself and your privacy. Update now!
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'Apple Clarifies Rules on Sideloading Features for EU Users After iOS 17.4 Update
Update alert! Apple clarifies sideloading rules for EU users post iOS 17.4 update. Stay informed on the latest changes to enhance your iOS experience.
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'WhatsApp and Messenger to Achieve Interoperability Following DMA Compliance, Implementing Signal Protocol
Major update! WhatsApp and Messenger to achieve interoperability after DMA compliance, implementing Signal Protocol for enhanced privacy. Explore the upcoming messaging evolution!
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'Facebook, X, and Other Companies Exploit iPhone User Data through App Notifications, Research Reveals
Research reveals Facebook, X, and other companies exploit iPhone user data through app notifications. Stay informed about data security issues.
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'WhatsApp's Pinned Messages: Keep Group Chats Organized and Focused
Organize group chats with ease! WhatsApp introduces pinned messages feature. Keep conversations focused effortlessly.
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'Apple Halts Beeper Mini's iMessage for Android, Affirms Continued Action
Apple stops Beeper Mini's iMessage on Android. Stay updated on their ongoing measures. Read for the latest developments.
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'OpenAI's Bespoke Chatbots Accidentally Reveal Insider Information, Should We Worry?
Stay informed! Learn about OpenAI's chatbot incident. Get insights and stay updated on potential concerns.
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Internet / Social Media
'User Privacy: Twitter, Google Protect Users; Apple Scores Worse Than Facebook
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EEF) released its annual 'Who Has Your Back' report, showing Twitter and Google among the best at protecting users' privacy, while Apple is among the worst.
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Internet / Social Media
'Anonymous Begins CISPA Protest With April 22 As Internet Blackout Day
Anonymous now calls on websites to black out their front pages on Monday, April 22 to protest against CISPA, as it did in last year's anti-SOPA protest.
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