privacy

Change results from US Supreme Court's decision to reverse Roe, but makes no mention of Search and YouTube histories

By making the tracker opt-out process time-consuming, Google scoops huge amounts of users' personal data.

Privacy-focused browser Brave has rolled out a new feature to bypass Google's accelerated mobile pages to bolster security - and remove more of the Web from the tech giant's clutches.

Action by publishers comes as British antitrust regulator says it has agreed to Google's amended assurances that its cookie-killing Privacy Sandbox project will not shut other adtech businesses out of the market

Topics API replaces FLoC, which in turn was designed to replace tracking cookies

The intent is to improve speed and safety, but privacy campaigners say it is trying to crack a nut with a sledgehammer

John Edwards has previously called Facebook "morally bankrupt pathological liars"

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User verification can be implemented without compromising the personal privacy of users, it says

AI systems that pose a clear threat, including those that manipulate human behaviour, opinions or decisions or enable 'social scoring' will be prohibited under the guidelines