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The Brazilian startup Alya Nanossatélites refutes claims from a US Congressional report alleging it would share data with the Chinese government for military use.

The Federal Police in Brazil is investigating banker Daniel Vorcaro for allegedly using illegally obtained confidential information in a published article.

The Federal Police of Brazil launched Operation Dataleaks to dismantle a criminal organization illegally obtaining and disseminating sensitive personal data of Supreme Federal Court (STF) ministers.

Meta has been training its AI systems using video clips collected from users of its smart glasses, the Ray-Ban Stories, without their informed consent.

Mendoza, Argentina, has implemented mandatory drug testing for pregnant women in public healthcare institutions due to rising concerns about drug use among this population.

A Finnish Deputy Data Protection Ombudsman reported deficiencies in how the North Ostrobothnia welfare region monitored the use of patient data, following allegations that employees accessed patient information without proper justification.

Researchers at the University of Missouri have developed a new technique that allows for writing and reading data directly to human DNA, potentially revolutionizing data storage.

The Federal Council of Medicine in Brazil has established regulations for the use of artificial intelligence by physicians, emphasizing that final clinical decisions remain with the doctors and ensuring patient rights and data security.

The rising trend of AI-generated caricatures poses risks for artists' livelihoods and raises privacy concerns regarding the use of personal data.

The article discusses the role of Claude AI, an artificial intelligence tool developed by Anthropic, in recent attacks on Iran, highlighting the complexities of AI use in military operations amidst governmental restrictions.

The Register Center in Lithuania reported a significant increase in the use of its open data, with 1.5 million downloads attributed to nearly 60,000 unique users in the past year.

Researchers in Antarctica are using Weddell seals equipped with tracking devices to study the effects of ocean warming.

Research is expanding on the use of AI to simulate public opinion polls, exploring its potential to represent human responses based on demographic data.

Reddit has been fined £14.5 million by the UK Information Commissioner's Office for unlawfully using the personal data of children under 13 without proper safeguards.

The article discusses the significance of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the energy transition, emphasizing that effective implementation of technological advancements requires the strategic use of information and data.

Poland has banned the use of Chinese-made cars on military zones due to concerns over potential data collection by these vehicles.

A security study warns against using AI-generated passwords due to their predictability and vulnerability to cyber attacks.

A woman attempted to prevent the use of her personal data in a health research project but was denied by the Helsinki Administrative Court.

The article discusses how Edilaine Santos da Silva from Paraisópolis, Brazil, is seeking credit for her small business using alternative behavioral scoring methods due to her existing debt.

A draft agreement suggests that U.S. authorities may use automated processing of personal data to make significant decisions affecting European travelers, potentially compromising their privacy.

The European Parliament has prohibited the use of built-in artificial intelligence tools in the work devices of its members and staff due to security risks.

Leaked documents reveal that ICE significantly increased its use of Microsoft technology during a period of intensified immigration enforcement.

Finland's Digital and Population Data Services Agency advises against the use of ten-year passports due to security concerns related to quantum computing.

The NAACP has requested a federal judge to impose restrictions on the FBI's use of Georgia voter data seized during an inquiry, citing concerns over privacy and voting rights.

This article discusses how TikTok tracks users across the internet, collecting sensitive information without requiring direct use of the app.

Moscow is attempting to encourage Russians to use a more tightly controlled local internet service as it threatens major internet platforms with throttling or outright bans for non-compliance with data laws.

Unicamp in Brazil is proposing a new undergraduate degree in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science that emphasizes ethical usage and real-world problem-solving.

A recent agreement between Argentina and the United States focuses on data transfer, digital platform use, and jurisdictional issues related to privacy and technology companies.

Microsoft is exploring the use of superconducting power lines in its data centers to enhance energy efficiency and support its rapid expansion in the US.

Russia has started throttling the Telegram messaging platform, encouraging citizens to use a domestic alternative amid legal requirements for data storage and compliance with government regulations.

Brazil is investigating six deaths due to pancreatitis linked to the use of weight-loss pens, with major brands involved and concerns over counterfeit products.

Recent data shows a positive trend of decreasing porn consumption among students in secondary education, though boys are using it at three times the rate of girls.

A debate article argues that the Swedish police's use of American surveillance software threatens citizens' personal data, which may end up with parties associated with Donald Trump, while the government remains inactive.

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.

Airtel has updated its two popular plans, now offering unlimited data along with calling and SMS benefits.

The use of data analysis has become crucial in sports, with the NFL leveraging it to predict play outcomes, enhance fan experience, and reduce injuries.

The Polish Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the use of someone's image without consent may not violate data protection laws when trade unions advocate for workers' rights.

The article discusses the use of navigation systems and the implications of displaying external content on personal data privacy.

Bunnings has been granted the right to use AI facial recognition technology for crime prevention, as the tribunal ruled it did not violate privacy laws, although it could improve customer notification about data collection.

The Civil Police of Santa Catarina has concluded its investigation into the death of the community dog Orelha and the mistreatment of another dog, Caramelo, uncovering contradictions in testimonies and collecting data analysis technology, statements, and security footage.

Infractions for improper use of exclusive bus lanes in Paraíba have more than tripled in one year, according to data from the Ministry of Transport.

The City of Melbourne is urging for responsible use of AI data centres due to their significant environmental impact, particularly concerning water usage.

The article discusses how travel planning has evolved over the last decade with the use of algorithms and data, and the risks of certain popular money-saving tips that could ironically increase costs.

The article explores Palantir's evolution from a CIA-funded startup in 2003 focused on counterterrorism to a crucial player in global border control and migrant deportation by 2026, highlighting its use of public contracts and data surveillance.

The UK's Information Commissioner’s Office has launched an inquiry into X and xAI regarding potential violations of data protection laws related to the use of Grok AI for creating non-consensual sexual deepfake images.

The article discusses the manipulative use of digital data and confidential information by various parties, including journalists and magistrates, to harm reputations through the circulation of irrelevant or previously archived materials.

The article discusses how the use of AI to analyze real-time data can enhance sports performance and reduce injury risk, while experts caution that data without human oversight may be ineffective.

The article discusses how wearables, while not medical devices, collect various health data that can help users understand their bodies and detect health trends early.

The information watchdog is investigating Lloyds Banking Group for potentially violating privacy rules by accessing data from 30,000 staff bank accounts during union pay negotiations.

As discounts begin, more than 60% of consumers believe they can identify online scams themselves, while only 40% use security software to protect their payments, according to Kaspersky data.