Your Smart TV Is a Spy: Here’s how to Opt Out
Texas is suing major TV brands for “mass surveillance.” Learn how ACR technology tracks every pixel on your screen—and how to shut it off.
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General updates on the global privacy sector and emerging digital rights issues.
Why Europe Just Got a “Third Option” for Facebook, and others didn’t
Meta can no longer force EU users to choose between paying or being tracked. Discover “Option C” and why it changes the global privacy landscape.
Your Privacy Shouldn’t Depend on Your Zip Code (But in 2026, It Does)
Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island just launched new privacy laws. See how your location determines if you can “delete yourself” from the internet.
Why Your Browser’s “Save Password” Button Is a Security Trap
Think your MFA makes you unhackable? Think again. Learn how 2026 “infostealers” steal your session cookies to walk right past your security.
The “AI Doctor” Is Out
Your chatbot isn’t your doctor—or your friend. Discover how California’s 2026 laws are stripping the “human” mask off AI and what it means for your privacy.
Your AI is a Double Agent: The Copilot “Reprompt” Exploit
One click can turn Microsoft Copilot into a data spy. Learn how the Reprompt exploit works and how to protect your private chats.
Why Big AI Is Free in India — Here’s what you’re missing.
One day, premium AI felt free in India. ChatGPT Go, Gemini Pro and telco-bundled Perplexity all popped up with a ₹0 price tag, but the real price is invisible: your data. Read on for what companies gain, what the law allows, and five simple moves to use these tools safely.
NEET PG 2025 Data Breach: Your Info Is on Sale
NEET PG 2025 candidate data is being sold on the dark web for as little as ₹3,599. Names, scores, phone numbers, everything. Here’s what happened, who’s responsible, and what you need to do right now to protect yourself.
LinkedIn Will Train AI on Your Career, Unless You Opt Out
From Nov 3, LinkedIn will use your profile to train AI, unless you opt out. Here’s what’s changing and how to protect your data.
India’s DPDP Rules 2025: Privacy Shield or Surveillance Trojan Horse?
India’s DPDP Rules 2025 look strong on paper, but red flags like Rule 22 and vague safeguards raise big privacy concerns. Here’s what to watch.