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You've probably never even thought about how much data your car scrapes off your phone. The answer is a lot, and manufacturers can do most anything with it.

Google has changed its stance on upcoming Chrome Manifest V3 changes as benchmark shows they lied about performance hit. Catalin Cimpanu, writing for ZDNet: A study analyzing the performance of Chrome ad blocker extensions published on Friday has proven wrong claims made by Google developers last mo...

What we do, what we say, where we go and even how we move our body. There's one product collecting an excessive amount of data on you and your family.

De Mozilla Foundation heeft versie 115.4.3 van Thunderbird uitgebracht. Thunderbird is een opensourceclient voor e-mail en nieuwsgroepen, met features als ondersteuning voor verschillende mail- en newsaccounts.

Seattle-based judge rules automakers collecting data via car infotainment does not meet threshold for privacy violation under state law

A federal judge has dismissed an attempt to revive a class action lawsuit about whether or not vehicles should store a driver's private text messages and phone calls

We still tend to think of cars as a private space. But those days are sadly gone

We still tend to think of cars as a private space. But those days are sadly gone.

We still tend to think of cars as a private space. But those days are sadly gone

The Senate AI Insight Forum discussed the development of a framework for regulating AI, including who to hold liable when AI causes harm