Android 17 Begins Rollout on Pixel Devices
The official release of Android 17 is now underway for Pixel phones and watches, introducing new features and enhancements to the operating system.
The official release of Android 17 is now underway for Pixel phones and watches, introducing new features and enhancements to the operating system.

Despite the expiration of Title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), government surveillance capabilities under Section 702 will continue unaffected until March 2027.

At the 2026 Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple outlined a more grounded approach to AI, emphasizing privacy and practical tools for developers.

A data breach involving the City of York Council has exposed the email addresses of numerous Blue Badge holders, raising concerns about privacy and safety.

Recent research reveals that certain free apps are covertly utilizing smart TVs to facilitate web scraping, raising significant privacy concerns for users.
A federal judge has ruled that Meta must confront a lawsuit regarding its alleged tracking of Android users' browsing activities linked to their identities.

Meta, Google, and Apple are collaborating on a built-in advertising measurement system, raising concerns about privacy and market dynamics.

DuckDuckGo's privacy-centric search engine has experienced a significant increase in traffic for its 'No AI' search option, coinciding with Google's recent AI-focused updates.

A new report from DataGrail uncovers significant gaps in data processing agreements, exposing businesses to unapproved AI data usage.

The NTSB has suspended public access to its accident database after AI users reconstructed cockpit audio from a recent crash investigation.