Can You Make Your Own Mobile Phone?
The article explores the possibility of individuals creating their own mobile phones, highlighting the appeal of customizing devices for privacy and uniqueness.
Convenience at the Cost of Data. AI Assistants Take Over Online Trading
AI assistants are transforming the e-commerce landscape by enhancing customer experiences and reimagining data access and client relationships.
A vacuum cleaner does not need a camera or microphone. Surveillance is not normal
The article discusses concerns over device surveillance and privacy, emphasizing that appliances like vacuum cleaners should not require features like cameras or microphones.
Your Face Will Have Copyright: The Pioneering Law That Will Protect Our Biometric Data
A Danish consumer organization initiated a campaign to raise awareness about the risks of sharing personal data online by offering bakery goods in exchange for revealing private information.
Good news for California: Gavin Newsom announced the country's first privacy tool that allows blocking the sale of personal data
California has launched a new tool to help consumers block data brokers from selling their personal information.
Czech e-shops Dominate in Delivery Speed, But Demand Too Much Data
A report discusses the rapid delivery times of Czech e-shops and their increasing demand for consumer data.
Privacy screen protectors are becoming more common, but they might not necessarily be worth purchasing
Privacy screen protectors for phones are on the rise, but they should only be bought if there's a real need for them.
Wants to implement EU regulations on internet companies as soon as possible
Iceland aims to quickly implement EU regulations governing internet companies.
Scams that aren't illegal (but should be)
The article discusses legal scams involving companies that sell personal data without individuals' consent, highlighting the risks associated with this practice.
Unexpected discovery by a programmer. These devices could spy and eavesdrop
A programmer revealed a significant security vulnerability in DJI devices, exposing the potential for extensive privacy invasions through unsecured data from consumer vacuum robots.
Tweaking with smart glasses and a camera can lead to devastating consequences
An experiment with smart glasses that allows users to preview products before they arrive has opened doors to an interesting but risky future.
Usurpation of Number, Data Collection, and Collateral Victims… The New Lawless Era of AI-Driven Telemarketing
The article discusses the rise of AI-driven telemarketing scams that engage in identity theft and data collection, leading to significant privacy concerns for individuals.
The new laws that would impact supermarkets in New York and recent updates in February 2026
New legislation addressing biometric data collection and surveillance practices in New York supermarkets is being introduced in response to the use of facial recognition technology by retailers.