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In response to the cyberattack, rather than implementing robust security measures, 23andMe has opted for a legal shield, mandating binding arbitration for disputes.

The company that lost your biodata is now trying to avoid a class-action lawsuit with its updated terms of service.

There's a new security vulnerability, and Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Microsoft Edge, and Tor—as well as certain other apps—need to be patched.

A significant security vulnerability with WebP has prompted tons of updates and patches for browsers, apps, and more.

Update your internet browser immediately to patch a dangerous bug impacting Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Tor, and more.

A newly discovered, actively exploited critical security flaw has put millions of internet users in danger.

In this edition, key themes include creators and consumers seeking more control and protection over how their content is used to train AI models (whether under copyright law or privacy...

In todays Tech&AI, Zoom was in the hot seat over fears that data from all those video calls, meetings, happy hours were being used for AI.

The popular video-calling app has stated that the company does not use audio, video, or text discussions from the app to train its artificial intelligence models.

Zoom has backtracked on its policy of using user calls to train its AI models, after facing backlash from users who were concerned about their privacy.