42 result(s) for “Privacy”
Denmark has moved its draft law establishing a 15 year age threshold for access to large social networks into formal parliamentary processing. Responses to the consultation, filed in early October, show broad support for protecting children but sharp disagreement over how age checks should work, who enforces them and how to avoid new privacy harms.
Apper Digital Inc has been promoted to the Select tier of Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network, becoming the first Philippine company to reach that level. The elevation gives local enterprises a vetted integrator for Claude deployments and signals growing enterprise AI demand in the Philippines.
Douyin refreshed its Safety and Trust Centre on October 10, 2026, surfacing a series of governance pages and tools that foreground the platform’s 2026 network violence rules, algorithm transparency features and a package described as new platform '10 measures'. The changes reinforce ongoing efforts to explain recommendation mechanics and to tighten rules on coordinated abuse and disinformation.
The Bank of Ghana published a formal notice naming 20 mobile loan applications it says are operating without licences, renewing calls for tighter oversight of digital lenders and warning consumers about data and financial risks.
A national study led by the University of Adelaide and partners found 35 percent of young Australians who experienced online sexual victimisation either kept silent or disclosed to an AI chatbot. The finding has prompted the Australian Federal Police to call for stronger nonpolice safety nets for children online.
Germany’s intelligence community and lawmakers were shaken after the detention of former Federal Intelligence Service president August Hanning on suspicion of espionage and attempted treason. Prosecutors say classified material passed over many years may have been shared with a foreign service, prompting allied services to review exposure and Germany’s oversight bodies to demand answers.
Britain’s communications regulator has opened a formal probe into whether Meta properly assessed child safety and illegal content risks before launching Instagram Instants, intensifying regulatory pressure on the company under the Online Safety Act.
The Delhi High Court on October 7, 2026 sought Salman Khan’s response after makers of the film Kala Hiran asked the court to stay the actor’s separate suit seeking to restrain the film’s release on grounds of personality rights.
At an AI investor day in Bonn, Deutsche Telekom outlined targets for AI-driven revenue and cost savings, saying automation and industrial AI will both improve service quality and free funds for Germany's broadband expansion.
A viral stage door video of Gillian Anderson asking repeat audience members not to sit in the front row of her West End production has reignited debates about theatre etiquette, performer wellbeing and the impact of superfans in intimate venues.
The Linux Foundation and Agentic AI Foundation open the MCP Dev Summit in Toronto on October 5, 2026, bringing maintainers, cloud vendors and Canadian operators together to debate standards, governance and production deployments of agentic AI.
Google’s new Googlebook laptops, built around Gemini AI and on device NPUs, arrive in Australian stores on Monday October 5. The line aims to put Gemini capabilities and developer tooling directly on laptops sold through local retailers, with bundled Google AI Pro trials and partner models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo.
Instagram has begun rolling out Edits assistant in the United States, a conversational AI inside its Edits video editor that analyzes a creator’s own account metrics to explain past performance and suggest ideas, hooks and captions.
A small Canadian medical clinic was listed on the Booba Project extortion crew’s leak site today, part of a wider burst of claims that security trackers say target several health organisations across North America. Cybersecurity researchers warn the pattern raises real risks for victims and could foreshadow follow up data dumps or ransom demands.
A U.S. Coast Guard search located a debris field off Nantucket after a Canadian-registered air ambulance vanished en route from Bermuda to Boston. Transport Canada and Bermuda authorities are coordinating with U.S. search teams as next of kin are notified and investigators gather preliminary flight data.