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Congress is about to renew warrantless surveillance. And VPN users are caught in the middle
As Section 702 renewal approaches, lawmakers warn VPN users could be treated as “foreign” under US surveillance law, exposing a new privacy risk.
Meta targets you with scam ads
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Meta’s new Instagram Plus plan lets people view Stories anonymously
Meta is testing Instagram Plus, a new paid subscription that lets people anonymously view Stories, plus other features. What it means for privacy.
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A 770% surge in government requests to Big Tech is reshaping parenting
Proton research shows how government access to Big Tech data is reshaping parenting and putting children’s privacy at risk.
When age verification moves into your operating system
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When age verification moves into your operating system
Age verification is moving into operating systems. Here’s how OS-level age checks could reshape privacy and access online.
iPhone age verification
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Apple’s UK age verification brings identity checks to the iPhone
Apple now requires UK users to verify their age on iPhone. This signals a broader shift toward identity-based access at the device level.
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Students are being funneled into Google’s ecosystem
Google Chromebooks and Workspace rule US classrooms. Lawsuits claim they collect student data without parental consent. What you should know.
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The FBI is buying location data to track people. Here’s how data brokers made it possible.
The FBI admits to buying location data on US citizens from data brokers. Here’s how the data economy fuels surveillance and how to stay safe.
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Pokémon Go-Spieler halfen beim Training von Robotern, um Städte zu navigieren
Bilder, die von Pokémon Go-Spielern aufgenommen wurden, helfen jetzt beim Trainieren von KI-Systemen, die es Lieferrobotern ermöglichen, zentimetergenau durch Städte zu navigieren.
A computer with a family photo on the screen and a lock, representing the Proton Born Private US survey about parents worried about their children's online
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Proton-Umfrage: Die meisten Eltern wissen, dass das Internet kein sicherer Ort zum Aufwachsen ist
Eine Proton-Umfrage zeigt, dass sich die meisten US-Eltern über den digitalen Fußabdruck ihrer Kinder, Identitätsdiebstahl und die langfristigen Auswirkungen des Aufwachsens online Sorgen machen.
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Instagram stellt still und heimlich Ende-zu-Ende-verschlüsselte Chats ein
Instagram wird Ende-zu-Ende-verschlüsselte Chats am 8. Mai 2026 einstellen und damit jahrelange Bemühungen von Meta um mehr Privatsphäre umkehren. Das bedeutet es.
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Was ist der App Store Accountability Act?
Der App Store Accountability Act würde App-Stores verpflichten, das Alter von Benutzern zu verifizieren und die elterliche Zustimmung einzuholen. Erfahre, wie sich der Gesetzentwurf auf Privatsphäre und Sicherheit auswirken könnte.