Tara and Maria sell used panties online - the buyer is an ordinary Finnish man
Tara and Maria run an online store selling used panties and other apparel for fetish purposes to ordinary Finnish men.
The EU eliminates the requirement for online platforms to detect child sexual abuse
The European Union has not extended a temporary measure requiring online platforms to identify and remove child sexual abuse material, creating a legal vacuum.
Lawyers' data published online without their consent. There is an investigation by the prosecutor's office
An investigation has been launched by the prosecutor's office regarding a website impersonating official legal registries and misleading users about legal assistance.
Fake Nude Photos: Collien Fernandes Makes Serious Allegations Against Christian Ulmen
Collien Fernandes accuses her ex-husband Christian Ulmen of distributing fake nude photos and sex videos of her online.
The Right to Be Forgotten on the Internet – Here's How It Works
The article explains the right to be forgotten online and provides a step-by-step guide on how to request the removal of personal data from the internet.
European Parliament: A Black Day for Child Protection
The European Parliament voted against mandatory chat controls aimed at combating child abuse online, sparking controversy over prioritizing the protection of perpetrators over victims.
Yle: Church services no longer streamed in Ylöjärvi - fear of being seen in the image
The Ylöjärvi parish has discontinued streaming church services online due to concerns over parishioners' privacy and the high costs associated with streaming.
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.
The European Commission is concerned about the imminent expiration of a mechanism to combat the dissemination of child pornography images
The European Commission expresses concern over the upcoming expiration of a voluntary mechanism for detecting child pornography images on online platforms and messaging services.
The email trick that reveals your hidden online accounts
The article discusses how individuals can uncover forgotten online accounts linked to their email address using their inbox.
Yle: A Terrible Forgery Was Made of Ella - Google's Shocking Decision
Ella, a victim of deepfake technology, suffers from digital violence as manipulated nude images of her circulate online.
Confidential health records from UK BioBank project exposed online
A Guardian investigation reveals that sensitive health data from the UK Biobank has been exposed online multiple times, raising privacy concerns regarding patient records.
AI regulation and Canadians’ privacy in wake of Tumbler Ridge shooting
Experts gathered in Victoria, Canada to discuss AI regulation and privacy concerns exacerbated by the recent Tumbler Ridge shooting.
Lloyds customers 'given £40 payments' after seeing other people's transactions
Lloyds Banking Group customers report receiving £40 goodwill payments after a glitch exposed others' transaction details in online banking.
Police will get new powers for online data in tweaked ‘lawful access’ bill
The Canadian federal government has introduced a revised 'lawful access' bill that grants police new powers for online data collection while addressing privacy concerns.
The anonymity on the internet no longer exists: this is how easy it is to unmask accounts with pseudonyms
A study reveals that artificial intelligence can easily identify users behind pseudonymous accounts by analyzing data traces they leave online.
Lloyds Bank issues statement after customers saw other people's transactions
Lloyds Bank is investigating a privacy breach that allowed some customers to view transactions from other users' accounts within their app and online banking.
Problems with the Tax Administration's website have been fixed
The Tax Administration in Norway has resolved issues that led to users seeing other people's information upon logging into their online accounts.
WhatsApp creates feature for parents to control the accounts of children under 13
WhatsApp will introduce a feature allowing parents to manage the accounts of children under 13, enabling monitoring of conversations and privacy settings.
The best VPNs for iPhone, Android and laptops in the UK
The article outlines the best VPN options for mobile and laptop users in the UK, highlighting their importance for online privacy and security.
Yes to extension while waiting for "chat control"
The EU Parliament has approved an extension of the current rules to combat online sexual abuse against children until August 2027.
Are there alternatives to American online services? Now a representative speaks
The reliability of American cloud services has raised concerns among Finns regarding the safety of their data, especially in light of Donald Trump's administration.
Uninove expels student suspected of taking and selling photos showing his penis to classmates who were sleeping
Uninove University has expelled a student accused of filming female classmates while they slept and selling the images online.
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.
Unredacted Names: No Protection for Epstein's Victims
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein are still being identified by their real names online, exposing them to public scrutiny and potential harm.
Oliver Laas: Age Verification in Operating Systems
The article discusses the implications of age verification laws in digital platforms as they expand globally, particularly looking at examples from Australia, the UK, and the US.
Do you use ChatGPT? Your chats and pictures could be leaked due to a mistake
The article discusses the increasing use of the AI chatbot ChatGPT and addresses concerns regarding the privacy of conversations that may accidentally be exposed online.
Age verification for R-rated games and websites raises privacy concerns
New online safety codes in Australia require age verification for R-rated games and websites, raising privacy concerns among experts.
Man arrested for assaulting partner and sharing intimate images of her in Vassouras
A man was arrested in Vassouras, Brazil, for physically assaulting his partner and distributing intimate pictures of her online.
The Welfare of Children and Reach: Chat Control in the Era of Grok
The LIBE Committee in the European Parliament recommended the rejection of the Chat Control project, opposed by Polish MEPs who claim to be concerned for children's welfare online.
Rita Maestre denounces the dissemination of her home address online as a site for sexual services: 'They call in the middle of the night, drunk'
Rita Maestre, a prominent opposition leader in Madrid, has reported the online publication of her home address as a location for sexual services, leading to disturbing late-night phone calls.
BBC: the unknown tool that protects our privacy on the internet
The BBC reports on data brokers who sell personal information online, raising concerns about privacy and data security.
More than 350 scientists warn about the ineffectiveness and dangers of age verification on the internet
Over 350 scientists from 30 countries have raised concerns about the ineffectiveness and risks of online age verification to protect minors.
More than 350 scientists warn about the ineffectiveness and dangers of verifying age online
Over 350 scientists have issued a warning about the inefficacy and potential dangers of online age verification as a means to protect minors from harmful content.
Tired of websites blocking your VPN? A dedicated IP fixes that
The article discusses the common issue VPN users face with websites blocking access due to shared IP addresses and proposes dedicated IPs as a solution.
5 ways to maintain a safe digital footprint
The article discusses the importance of managing one's digital footprint and offers tips for maintaining a positive online presence.
Data Breach in France Again, Millions of Health Records Hacked
A massive data breach has compromised the health records of over 15 million individuals in France, with information about notable political figures now available online.
Think your New Year's privacy reset worked? Think again
This article discusses the challenges of maintaining online privacy, highlighting that despite efforts to delete personal information from data broker sites, data often reappears over time.
If you Google your name: What appears and how to check it
The article discusses the implications of searching your own name on Google, revealing potentially unwanted personal information.
Millionbot to Reddit in the UK
British authorities have fined the online forum Reddit over £14 million for violating children's privacy rights.
Tokmanni Customers May Have Reason to Worry
Tokmanni customers may have had their personal information compromised and circulated online.
Criminals are using Zillow to plan break-ins. Here’s how to remove your home in 10 minutes.
The article discusses how criminals are exploiting online real estate listings like Zillow to gather information about homes for break-ins, emphasizing the ease with which such details can be accessed.
Kenya: Govt Orders Cross-Border Effort to Trace Russian Man Behind Secret Recordings of Kenyan Women
The Kenyan government has initiated a cross-border effort to locate a Russian national accused of secretly recording and distributing footage of Kenyan women online.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry blasted over photograph of Princess Lilibet
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry faced criticism after posting a photo of their daughter, Princess Lilibet, despite their previous advocacy for privacy and online safeguarding.
Ghana seeks extradition of Russian man over secret sex videos
Ghana is pursuing the extradition of a Russian man accused of secretly recording intimate encounters with women and sharing the videos online without consent.
Poles want to be forgotten online. Companies are flooding Google with requests
Poles are increasingly requesting to have their personal data removed from online searches, reflecting a growing concern about privacy.
Katarzyna Kucharczyk: The Right to be Forgotten. How to Exit the Matrix
The article discusses the increasing requests from Poles for the right to be forgotten online and its implications.
"Networks".. The Return of "Ab Scrold" After Its Disappearance and the Story of Throwing 20 Gold Bars in the Trash
The Al Jazeera program "Networks" discusses the return of the controversial app "Ab Scrold" amid broader issues of online privacy and international political scandals.
BBC investigation reveals network of men recording women on nights out around the world and selling videos online
A BBC investigation has uncovered a global network of men secretly recording women during their nights out and selling the videos online.
BBC Investigation Reveals Network of Men Recording Women on Night Out Worldwide and Selling Videos Online
A BBC investigation has uncovered a network of men secretly recording women during their nights out to sell the videos online, often without the women's consent.