Incoming British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has confirmed that the UK government is scrapping the controversial digital ID card scheme announced last year by the country’s previous leader. The Burnham administration said the savings from the eliminated ID card program would be used to fund tax cuts aimed at reducing household electricity bills amid the…
Phone provider Trump Mobile has confirmed that it is exposing customers’ names, email addresses, mailing addresses, cell numbers and order identifiers to the open Internet. Chris Walker, a spokesman for the Trump-branded phone maker, told TechCrunch that the company is investigating the exposure and has found no evidence that material or financial information was leaked…
A Greek court on Thursday sentenced the founder of spyware makers group Intelexa to eight years in prison for illegal wiretapping and privacy violations. According To many reports. Tal Dillion and three others Intelexa The officials were prosecuted for their role in the scandal known as “Greek Watergate”, which dates back to 2022. The Greek…
Meta is planning to add facial recognition to its smart glasses as soon as this year, according to a new report the new York Times. This feature, known internally as “Name Tags”, will allow wearers of smart glasses to identify people and get information about them through Meta’s AI assistant. The report says Meta’s plans…
French police and Europol searched X’s local office, The Paris Prosecutor’s Office announced On Tuesday. is part of the raid An ongoing investigation launched in 2025 On charges of “fraudulent extraction of data” from an automated data processing system by an organized group. French prosecutors’ cyber crimes unit said the investigation has now been expanded…
French police and Europol searched X’s local office, The Paris Prosecutor’s Office announced On Tuesday. is part of the raid An ongoing investigation launched in 2025 On charges of “fraudulent extraction of data” from an automated data processing system by an organized group. French prosecutors’ cyber crimes unit said the investigation has now been expanded…
Google agreed to pay $68 million to settle claims that its voice assistant illegally spied on users to, among other things, deliver advertisements. Reuters report. Google did not admit wrongdoing in settlement of the class-action case, which accused the company “Unlawfully and knowingly intercepting and recording confidential communications of persons without their consent and subsequently…
