Cities Abandon Flock Safety Contracts Amid Rising Surveillance Concerns

A surge in localities terminating contracts with Flock Safety highlights growing backlash against surveillance technology in the U.S.

A surge in localities terminating contracts with Flock Safety highlights growing backlash against surveillance technology in the U.S.

A recent investigation into data access requests highlights significant compliance issues among companies under the California Consumer Privacy Act.

Google's recent auction win for Spirit Airlines' extensive employee data raises significant privacy issues, particularly for former flight attendants worried about the handling of sensitive information.

As users grow increasingly frustrated with Microsoft's data collection and manipulative practices, many are turning to Linux for a more respectful computing experience.

The integration of AI agents with third-party services introduces significant security challenges, as highlighted by PromptArmor's recent findings on the evolving connector ecosystem.

Elon Musk's SpaceXAI faces scrutiny after Grok Build was found uploading entire user repositories to the cloud. The company has since implemented changes to halt these uploads and promised to delete previously collected data.

OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Work, a cloud-based AI agent designed to manage complex tasks across various workplace applications, marking a significant shift in the capabilities of its flagship chatbot.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that police must obtain a warrant to access mobile phone geolocation data, reinforcing privacy rights under the Fourth Amendment.
Meta has paused its AI-driven employee tracking initiative after a significant internal data leak exposed sensitive information to all staff members.

A Verizon customer received a refurbished phone with a Mobile Device Management profile, leading to a remote data wipe and legal action.