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Microsoft customers are reporting that the company’s Copilot AI service is ignoring disable commands and turning itself back on, raising concerns about user consent and data privacy

Law enforcement agencies are using AI tools to create lifelike virtual agents that interact with individuals online to gather evidence against criminals, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance.

Meta is restarting its AI training using public posts from European Facebook and Instagram users after a pause due to privacy concerns.

Amazon is discontinuing a feature that allowed some Echo users to prevent their voice recordings from being sent to the company’s cloud storage.

Amazon Echo users will soon lose the ability to prevent their voice recordings from being sent to the company’s cloud storage system.

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A look at the secure messaging app Signal, its rise to prominence, and its use by government officials, including a recent incident involving Trump aides.

Experts warn that limiting data retention now can significantly improve cybersecurity by reducing potential vulnerabilities exploitable by hackers or government entities.

Amazon is eliminating a key privacy option for Alexa users, requiring all voice recordings to be sent to the company’s servers. This change, tied to the launch of Alexa+, has raised concerns about user privacy.

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