Tagged articles : Privacy

A free app detects Ray-Ban Meta and Spectacles by listening to their Bluetooth announcements. What it can do, and what it can't tell you.

313 megabytes of encrypted data in a forgotten folder, an archive that comes back after deletion, and three privacy switches that stop nothing.

Nextcloud launches a desktop application for Euro-Office: offline editing, files on your server, and a caveat about its origins.

Siri AI arrives on iPhone this September 14, except in the European Union. On Mac, it's there. Apple and the Commission are passing the blame back...

Surveillance of 25 million SIM cards, guided rockets, fake dating profiles: 154 pages on the misuse of Claude.

Meta’s agent arrives in the United States with access to your inbox, calendar and payments. And a European track record that doesn’t argue in its...

Gemini Spark can sort and edit your photos without you. What Google writes in its own help pages about what it infers and who reviews them.

Trezor was not hacked, yet 67,000 customer addresses leaked through a contractor. What it really changes, and four steps to take.

Thirty days of retention imposed since June, customers gone, and a clever way out: data stays with the customer. What changes.