Italy joins the growing list of countries implementing mandatory age verification for adult websites. The new system, launching November 12, uses a “double-anonymity” approach that’s already driving Italians toward VPN alternatives.
Google’s Chrome browser is expanding autofill to include sensitive documents like passports and driver’s licenses. This represents a strategic data collection play that goes beyond convenience to ecosystem lock-in.
Countries worldwide are implementing age verification laws requiring government IDs and facial scans to access adult content. This creates unprecedented privacy risks while experts question whether these measures actually protect children.
London’s Metropolitan Police Service hailed live facial recognition technology for producing nearly 1,000 arrests in a year. But the success comes with significant civil liberties concerns, including racial bias in false positives and legal authority questions.
Cybersecurity faces escalating threats as malware learns to detect removal attempts and defense insiders betray national security. The landscape demands new approaches to enterprise protection and insider threat prevention.
OpenAI’s staggering $100B revenue projection for 2027 signals unprecedented AI market ambitions. But can the company deliver on this promise while navigating structural changes and competitive pressures?
A sophisticated cyber espionage campaign has targeted European diplomatic entities using a recently disclosed Windows vulnerability. Chinese-linked hackers deployed PlugX malware through diplomatic-themed phishing emails exploiting security flaws.
Character.ai will ban teenagers from chatbot conversations starting November 25 following lawsuits and safety concerns. Meanwhile, Nvidia’s market value surpasses $5 trillion as the AI boom continues reshaping technology markets and regulations.
The Department of Homeland Security has finalized rules requiring biometric facial scans for all noncitizens both entering and exiting the United States. The controversial policy eliminates age exemptions and allows data retention for up to 75 years, raising significant privacy and accuracy concerns
Apple’s Family Sharing was designed to protect children, but in broken families it’s becoming a tool for digital control and surveillance. One mother’s story reveals how the system fails when parents weaponize technology against each other.
