Texas Sues Netflix for Allegedly Collecting Children’s Data Without Consent
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, accusing the streaming giant of illegally collecting and retaining children’s p...
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Venmo Introduces Default Private Posts in Major App Redesign for New Users
Venmo is rolling out a significant app redesign that includes a new default privacy setting. New users will now have their posts visible only to frien...
Smart Glasses Privacy Breach: Man Films Woman Without Consent, Demands Payment to Delete Video
A woman in London discovered she was secretly filmed by a man using smart glasses while entering a shopping center. After the video went viral with 40...
Google Chrome Secretly Installs 4GB AI Model on User Devices Without Consent
Security researcher Alexander Hanff discovered Google Chrome silently installing a 4GB AI model on users' devices without consent. The file, named 'we...
Federal Appeals Courts Issue Key Rulings on Eminent Domain, Second Amendment, and Fourth Amendment Violations
This week’s federal appeals court rulings cover a range of critical issues: a Fourth Circuit decision on eminent domain claims, a Navy reservist’s Sec...
How AI Surveillance Cameras Are Quietly Taking Over America Without Oversight
AI-powered surveillance systems—from facial recognition cameras to license plate readers—are spreading across the U.S. with little regulation. Activis...
Supreme Court Examines Fourth Amendment Risks of Geofence Warrants in Landmark Case
The Supreme Court is reviewing a case involving a geofence warrant used to identify a bank robbery suspect via Google’s location history. The outcome...
Supreme Court Weighs Privacy Limits of Geofence Warrants in Landmark Case
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a pivotal case that could redefine privacy rights for millions of Americans. The case centers on a 2019 bank...
Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Geofence Warrants and Digital Privacy Rights
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in *Chatrie v. United States*, a landmark case examining the legality of geofence warrants. These warrants...
Supreme Court Grills Both Sides on Constitutionality of Geofence Warrants in Landmark Case
Supreme Court justices raised sharp constitutional questions about geofence warrants during oral arguments in Chatrie v. United States, a case with ma...
Supreme Court to Decide if Geofence Warrants Violate Fourth Amendment Privacy Rights
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in U.S. v. Chatrie, a landmark case testing whether geofence warrants—used by law enforcement to mine locat...
Supreme Court Likely to Uphold Constitutionality of Geofence Warrants in Chatrie Case
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Chatrie v. United States, a pivotal geofence warrant case. Initial analysis suggests the Court may reje...
Key Readings on the Supreme Court’s Geofence Warrant Case: Chatrie v. United States
As the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments in Chatrie v. United States, a pivotal geofence warrant case, this curated list compiles essential pos...
Republican Data Privacy Bill Faces Criticism for Weakening State Protections
A new Republican-backed data privacy bill aims to establish a national standard but risks stripping protections in some states while introducing limit...
Apple Fixes iOS Bug That Exposed Deleted Signal Messages to Law Enforcement
Apple has patched a critical iOS vulnerability that allowed law enforcement to recover content from deleted Signal messages. The flaw, which stored pu...
House Republicans Introduce Secure Data Act to Strengthen U.S. Digital Privacy Rights
House Republicans unveiled the Secure Data Act, a new bill aimed at comprehensive digital privacy reform. The legislation grants consumers greater con...
Supreme Court to Rule on Geofence Warrants: A Landmark Case for Digital Privacy Rights
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Monday in Chatrie v. United States, a pivotal case that could redefine the government's use of geofence...
New Federal Bill Could Require ID or Facial Scans to Use Computers and Smartphones
A bipartisan bill called the Parents Decide Act would mandate age verification at the operating system level, requiring Americans to show IDs or submi...
FTC Ramps Up Enforcement Against AI Deepfakes and Voice Cloning Scams Under New Take It Down Act
The Federal Trade Commission is expanding its crackdown on malicious AI use, targeting nonconsensual deepfakes and voice cloning scams. New federal la...
Supreme Court to Rule on Police Access to Your Phone Location Data in Landmark Case
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Chatrie v. United States on April 27 to determine when police can access cellphone location data. The case follows Ca...