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Israeli firm used online ads to run vast spy operation, researchers sayDiscover-Tech, an Israeli digital advertising agency, faces serious allegations of orchestrating user surveillance via harmful ads. Researc...- Lessons from Chinese AI Firms on Owning Customers’ HabitsAs U.S. AI firms compete in an escalating race for superior models, bigger benchmarks, and more advanced features, Chinese companies are pu...
- Netflix sued by Texas for allegedly spying on children, addicting usersTexas has sued Netflix. The state attorney general claims the streaming giant spied on children and consumers. Netflix allegedly collected ...
- 'GLP-1 made for US': Medanta founder Dr. Naresh Trehan explains risks for Indians using weight-loss drugsGLP-1 weight loss drugs: Renowned cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Naresh Trehan has issued a stern warning against the unsupervised use of GLP-1...
- DCGI intensifies crackdown on GLP-1 drug misuse, sales and misleading adsIndia's drug regulator is cracking down on illegal sales and promotion of GLP-1 weight loss drugs. Inspections are underway across the coun...
- Jammu and Kashmir police busts international cyber fraud racket targetting victims in US, UK and CanadaJammu and Kashmir police have dismantled a sophisticated international cyber fraud network in Srinagar. Seven individuals were arrested for...
- Are cookies spying on you? What really happens behind the ‘accept all’ button you keep clicking on websitesThey’re not sweet treats, but internet cookies track your every click, habit, and interest. Most of us hit “accept” without a second though...
- FSSAI gets 21,042 consumer grievances against food delivery apps in last 5 fiscal yearsOver 21,000 consumer complaints against online food delivery apps have been registered with the FSSAI in the past five years. These complai...
- Google scraps plan to remove cookies from Chrome following concerns from advertisersGoogle will retain third-party cookies in Chrome, addressing advertiser concerns and CMA scrutiny. Anthony Chavez's Privacy Sandbox aims to...
- Digital media continues to be biggest source of ad violations: ASCIASCI observed a significant increase in ads directly violating the Drug and Magic Remedies Act of 1954, leading to the issuance of intimati...
- Zoho launches Ulaa, a privacy-focused web browserThe Chennai-headquartered company said the browser is built specifically to secure personal data with pre-built capabilities that universal...
- You are likely paying more if buying from Ads onlineMicrotargeting, the ability to track people's online behavior and interests to deliver targeted ads, has turned out to be an unbeatable adv...
- You’re likely paying more if buying from ads onlineThe ability to track people has turned out to be an unbeatable advantage for the online ad industry, which has grown to a $540 billion mark...
- Apple faces critics over its privacy policiesTwo developers going by the name 'Mysk' claimed last month that Apple was tracking users' every tap on the App Store, with no way of disabl...
- Google transmits our personal data 70 billion times a dayEach time you open an app on your phone or browse the web, an auction for your eyeballs is taking place behind the scenes thanks to a thriv...
- EU nears deal on massive tech services regulationThe Digital Services Act (DSA) aims to ensure tougher consequences for platforms and websites that violate a long list of banned content.
- Facebook ads have enabled discrimination; we need to know how 'dark ads' affect peopleThese so-called "dark ads" are visible only to the targeted user. They are hard to track, since an ad may only appear a few times before di...
- Surveillance is everywhere on B2B sites, says Sridhar VembuHe said the phenomenon was not restricted to business-to-consumer websites but also prevalent among business-to-business websites, wherein ...
- View: The need for a robust, transparent, permission-based data privacy policySuch surveillance networks — be they search or social media platforms — present both a threat and an opportunity to governments everywhere.
- Web founder fears 'snooping' on the InternetTim Berners-Lee, one of the founders of the World Wide Web, said Friday that he was concerned about the emergence of user profiling on the ...
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