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A federal judge found the data sharing violated privacy law. The Supreme Court has allowed it to resume during the appeal anyway.

Scammers don’t need to hack your feed if they pay to be there.

A massive Gyazo breach has exposed sensitive personal details, including password hashes, location data, login details, and metadata linked to millions of images.

The age gate is up, and so are the FanDuel ads.

StreamRat malware can remotely control your Android phone, capture screens five times a second, and steal your credentials and other sensitive data.

Cursor has a limited free plan. Paid plans run from $16 to $160 a month. Here's what each tier includes, how the models you use and on-demand billing change the price, and how to save money on plans.

What's more romantic than a paywalled conversation?

AI agents could make shopping easier, but giving them access to your personal and payment data could expose you to scams, fraud, and data theft.

A privacy regulator found that Google kept location data too long and failed to clearly explain how it could shape ads and infer users’ interests.

Time to review what the app can learn about you.

RatHat can steal banking credentials, PINs and verification codes by abusing Android’s Accessibility features, but there are simple ways to protect yourself.

Your TV can log audio while the screen is off and scan your Wi-Fi for other devices. Here's what smart TVs collect, and the settings worth changing.

Closing ChatGPT does not end the conversation.

Researchers have discovered a way to recover audio from headphones without compromising the device itself, and there's little users can do to protect themselves.

Minecraft's parental controls aren't in the game, so here's where to find them and how to set multiplayer, chat, screen time, and spending on every device.

Claude wants to talk money, but your transaction history might have too much to say.

Your voter status could become campaign targeting data.

Character.AI bars under-13s, may serve targeted ads to teens, and keeps the Characters you made public even after you delete your account.

The roadside cameras know when you enter the frame.

A massive network of fake shops is copying real brands and using huge discounts to trick shoppers into handing over sensitive information.

VoterRecords.com publishes your address, party affiliation, and a map to your house. Its opt-out form only removes your house number, and when I tested it, not even that.