Hardware
Pixelation Fails to Protect Privacy: Easing Video Decensorship
A new trend reveals that pixelation in videos is easily decoded, raising concerns about online privacy.
Hardware
No Need to Worry! Amazon's 'Do Not Send Voice Recordings' Feature Is Not as Crucial as It Sounds
Amazon terminates a rarely used voice recording opt-out feature on its Echo devices, affecting only a small fraction of users.
News
Meta Forced to Halt Ad Tracking After UK Court Settlement
Meta has agreed to discontinue ad tracking for a specific individual in a settlement that underscores the feasibility of opting out of targeted advertising.
Gaming Industry
Final Fantasy 14 Implements Blacklist System Revamp Amid Controversy
Square Enix addresses privacy concerns in Final Fantasy 14 with major changes to its blacklist feature.
News
Legal Issues Emerge After ChatGPT Falsely Accuses User of Crimes
A man named Arve Hjalmar Holmen has filed a complaint after ChatGPT generated false accusations against him following a query with his name.
PC Gaming
Innovative Horror Game Incorporates Webcam Functionality
The new horror game "Eyes Never Wake" demands players hide from an in-game monster by using their webcams, raising unique gameplay and privacy concerns.
Gaming Industry
Mozilla's Controversial Data Privacy Policy Sparks User Outrage
Mozilla faces backlash after announcing changes to Firefox's data privacy policy, leaving many users questioning their trust in the browser.
Gaming Industry
CAPTCHA: A Tracking Tool Disguised as Security
A 2023 study reveals that CAPTCHAs are more about generating profit through tracking than securing online spaces.
