À partir du 10 juillet 2027, l'Europe limitera les paiements en espèces à 10 000 € et interdira les cryptomonnaies anonymes comme Monero et Zcash aux intermédiaires financiers. Une nouvelle autorité, l'AMLA, centralisera la supervision pour une application uniforme des règles anti-blanchiment.
Meta is testing military-grade face recognition, AI safety talks stall, a secret society's members are leaked, and UK asylum-seekers face flawed facial scans. Meanwhile, San Francisco bars scan patrons, France ditches US tech for its own AI, and MSG data is allegedly breached.
Toronto-Dominion Bank plans to use software to monitor employee computer activity, including app usage and mouse movements, to understand workflows and identify bottlenecks. The move has sparked privacy concerns among employees, drawing parallels to a similar backlash at Meta.
Privacy experts are flagging significant risks with Meta's AI glasses pilot for visually impaired citizens in Gujarat, India. Concerns include potential privacy violations for users and bystanders due to always-on cameras and challenges under India's data protection law.
A US judge denied Joe Biden's privacy petition regarding memoir recordings, ruling they can be released to the Heritage Foundation. The judge acknowledged potential reputational harm but deemed it outweighed by public interest.
A federal judge denied Joe Biden's attempt to block the release of recordings made with his ghostwriter to a conservative group, citing public interest over privacy. The recordings, obtained by Special Counsel Robert Hur, are sought by congressional Republicans.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is investigating Oxevision, a camera and sensor system used by 40% of NHS mental health trusts to monitor patients in their bedrooms, over data protection concerns. Patients describe it as 'creepy' and 'spying,' while a bereaved mother claims it contributed to her daughter's paranoia before suicide. Oxehealth (now LIO) states the technology enhances safety and frees up staff time.
Lionel Messi's family confirmed his father, Jorge Messi, is receiving medical treatment for an undisclosed illness. They appealed for privacy and restraint from media and the public, citing the need for confidentiality during his recovery.
Lionel Messi's family has requested "humanity" and privacy from the media amid rumors about the health of his father, Jorge Messi. The family confirmed Jorge is undergoing medical treatment for an undisclosed illness, with reports of his death circulating in Argentina.
Lionel Messi's family has requested "humanity" and privacy from the media as rumors circulate about his father, Jorge Messi's, health. The family confirmed Jorge is undergoing medical treatment for an undisclosed illness, urging against speculation.
Kansas City is piloting facial recognition on public buses to identify banned riders or missing persons, sparking a debate over AI's safety benefits versus privacy costs. Despite state funding refusal and privacy concerns, the city plans to proceed with local and federal funds, with the technology provider, SafeSpace Global, ready to install cameras.
The Department of Homeland Security's SAVE Program expansion is raising alarms among experts who fear it could lead to voter disenfranchisement and data breaches. The program, intended to verify benefit eligibility, is being used to cross-reference voter data, potentially purging eligible voters.
Senator Rick Scott highlighted China's control over US supply chains, particularly in pharmaceuticals, during a Senate hearing. He warned of the risks to older Americans' health, finances, and security due to this dependence.
A new GLAAD report, "Build for Everyone: A Framework for LGBTQ Representation and Safety in AI," warns that AI amplifies anti-LGBTQ bias, misinformation, and discrimination, impacting healthcare, employment, housing, and privacy. It urges tech leaders to prioritize LGBTQ safety in AI development.
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has formally cautioned a former healthcare worker at The London Clinic for deliberately misusing the Princess of Wales's private medical records and offering to disclose them for financial gain. The investigation followed a breach reported in March 2024.
Kee Wah Bakery in Hong Kong suffered a ransomware attack on its internal network, potentially exposing employee, customer, and business partner data. The privacy watchdog is investigating the risk of a data leak, while the bakery engages cybersecurity experts.
Google has released Android 17, prioritizing productivity, entertainment, and advanced security. Key features include enhanced multitasking with 'Bubbles,' 'Screen Reactions' for simultaneous screen and selfie recording, a new gaming mode for foldables, and significant anti-theft and privacy upgrades.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel describes the new AR Specs as a "see-through computer" and a new type of computing device, distinct from other smartglasses. Priced at $2,195, Specs aim to overlay digital information onto the real world, with Snap focusing on user privacy and parental controls, while acknowledging future price reduction goals.
Australian consumers can stop unwanted real estate agent contact via spam laws and privacy regulations. Agents need consent for marketing, and sharing personal details without it violates privacy laws. Consumers can unsubscribe, complain to ACMA, and report privacy breaches to the OAIC.
Brooklyn Beckham's new DoorDash ad, hinting at a "complicated" family situation, is criticized for continuing the commodification of the Beckham brand. The ad follows a reported incident where his sister Harper attempted to deliver him a letter, sparking accusations of orchestration. The article questions the family's relentless pursuit of public promotion and endorsements over genuine family connection.
Twitch streamers Aimsey and Sweet Anita discuss the challenges of growing up online, maintaining privacy, and the evolving landscape of content creation, while Twitch executives address safety and the platform's future with AI.
Hong Kong's privacy watchdog has launched the Hong Kong International Data Privacy Academy to train privacy professionals and align with the city's goal of becoming an international talent hub. The academy will offer seminars, workshops, and expert dialogues, addressing AI and new technology challenges.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new legislation on June 15 to enhance privacy rules, restrict "surveillance pricing" based on personal data, and give consumers more control over their information. The bill also aims to protect children's data and establish a new regulator, with significant fines for non-compliance.
Hong Kong transport authorities are exploring secure data storage for ride-hailing platforms to comply with new regulations taking effect in August, emphasizing data privacy and national security. Operators must obtain user approval for data use and adhere to strict privacy rules.
