Paper is a relatively new technology that has the potential to revolutionise the way we store images and share data between multiple devices. It’s a system that uses a technique known as ‘stable diffusion,’ which allows it to remember and store images indefinitely. This has raised some concerns from privacy advocates, as it could potentially… Continue reading Paper Stable
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Paper Stable
In recent research, it has been discovered that a paper-based material called “stable diffusion” is capable of remembering digital images that have been displayed on its surface. This development has important implications for data privacy, as it may be used to store information in a very difficult-to-erase format. The research was carried out at the… Continue reading Paper Stable
Twitter Circle glitches have users worried about privacy
We’ve come to rely heavily on social media platforms such as Twitter to stay connected with our friends, share updates about our lives, and communicate with others around the world. Recently, Twitter users have become aware of a new feature, called Twitter Circle, which could be putting their personal data and privacy at risk. The… Continue reading Twitter Circle glitches have users worried about privacy
Paper Stable
In a recent study, researchers at Stanford University discovered that a type of paper called “Stable Diffusion” is capable of “memorizing” certain images and data – raising concerns among privacy advocates. The study, which was published in Nature Communications, shows that the paper is able to store up to 50 images, which it can then… Continue reading Paper Stable
Google services to offer more accurate information in compliance with EU
In recent months, Google has been making changes to their services to ensure they are in compliance with the European Union’s (EU’s) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The GDPR is in place to protect citizens’ privacy and ensure their personal data is collected and used legally. Google’s search engine is one service providing more accurate… Continue reading Google services to offer more accurate information in compliance with EU
Meta’s new ad policy further protects teen privacy and tackles discrimination
In recent months, tech giant Meta has implemented a bold new policy to protect the privacy of adolescents and address discrimination in the digital advertising space. This announcement has been met with wide acclaim, with many applauding the company’s proactive stance on protecting the public’s digital rights. Meta is committed to creating a safe digital… Continue reading Meta’s new ad policy further protects teen privacy and tackles discrimination
Major EU privacy decisions against Meta’s legal basis for ads raise fresh complaints
As Europe continues to grapple with data privacy, major EU legal decisions have raised fresh complaints against Meta’s legal basis for online ad targeting. In the last few months, several court rulings have been issued in the EU which have questioned Meta’s legal right to process and allow individuals’ data for ads targeting. These rulings,… Continue reading Major EU privacy decisions against Meta’s legal basis for ads raise fresh complaints
In the metaverse, no one can hear you scream – with this privacy microphone
In the world of virtual reality, whispers of privacy concerns have become a dominant factor in its growing popularity. As more and more people flock to the metaverse to experience the undeniable social and entertainment benefits, the fundamental right to not be heard is under threat — until now. The new privacy microphone has arrived,… Continue reading In the metaverse, no one can hear you scream – with this privacy microphone
Facebook parent Meta to settle Cambridge Analytica class action lawsuit for $725M
Facebook, Inc., the parent company of social media network Facebook, has recently announced that it will pay out $725 million to settle a class-action lawsuit regarding data privacy violations that occurred through Cambridge Analytica. In the privacy breach, Cambridge Analytica, a political consulting firm, was revealed to have harvested the data of more than 50… Continue reading Facebook parent Meta to settle Cambridge Analytica class action lawsuit for $725M