Tag: privacy
Telegram Denies Existence of Reported Critical Vulnerability Involving Malicious Stickers
Telegram refutes claims of a critical security flaw that allegedly enables attacks via malicious stickers, stating the vulnerability does not exist.
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Apple Removes Several Popular VPN Apps from Russian App Store Following Regulator Demand
Apple has pulled multiple widely used VPN applications from its Russian App Store after a request from local authorities.
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OpenAI Clarifies Ads Are Currently Limited to US Users in ChatGPT
OpenAI confirms ChatGPT advertisements are active only in the US despite policy updates noticed elsewhere.
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Meta to End End-to-End Encryption for Instagram Direct Messages by May 2026
Meta will disable end-to-end encryption for Instagram private messages starting May 2026, with advance user notifications planned.
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Yandex Confirms No Remote Hacks Reported on Its Smart Speakers
Yandex states that no remote hacking incidents involving its smart speakers have been recorded to date, emphasizing strong cybersecurity design.
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Nine More Countries Move to Restrict Social Media Access for Minors
Following Australia’s lead, nine additional countries are preparing legislation to limit social media use among children and teenagers.
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DJI Rewards User $30,000 After Discovering Vulnerabilities in Romo Robot Vacuums
DJI paid $30,000 to a user who uncovered a network of 7,000 Romo vacuums vulnerable to remote control and spying risks.
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Deveillance Launches Spectre I to Shield Conversations from Smartphone Eavesdropping and AI Surveillance
Deveillance introduces Spectre I, a portable device designed to block eavesdropping from smartphones and AI-powered recording gadgets, priced at $1199.
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Meta Faces Lawsuit Over Privacy Breach Linked to Ray-Ban Smart Glasses
Meta and Luxottica sued after reports reveal subcontractors in Kenya viewed sensitive videos recorded by Ray-Ban smart glasses users.
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Meta Faces Privacy Concerns Over AI Training Using Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Footage
Meta’s use of Ray-Ban smart glasses video, including intimate footage, for AI training raises privacy concerns as human reviewers in Kenya examine the content.
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Samsung Unveils Galaxy S26 Flagship Series Featuring Enhanced AI Capabilities and Privacy Screen
Samsung launches Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra with refreshed design, boosted AI performance, and a new privacy-focused display.
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