Regulator reveals algorithmic secrets of China’s Big Tech companies
Details of the systems that run some of China's biggest tech platforms have been made public.
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Online Safety Bill ‘not fit for purpose’, say IT pros
The majority of IT professionals surveyed by BCS do not think the Bill will make the internet safer.
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Is client-side scanning the future of content moderation?
It has been hailed as a compromise between privacy and the need to police content. Security researchers are unconvinced.
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Home Office steps up migrant surveillance with facial recognition on smartwatches
Privacy groups raise alarm over Home Office plans to track migrants with facial recognition on smartwatches.
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Mayor of London faces legal challenge over Met Police’s access to TfL road cameras
Giving Met Police access to TfL road cameras violates privacy of millions of Londoners, campaigners allege.
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Campaigners lodge complaint over retail chain’s ‘Orwellian’ facial recognition
Big Brother Watch urges ICO to take action against systems that identify shoppers without their permission.
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Here’s how the UK’s new data rules would impact compliance officers
The proposed Data Protection and Digital Information Bill would reduce the compliance burden for UK organisations, experts say.
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Client-side CSAM scanning proposal raises security and privacy fears
Two UK cybersecurity chiefs have made the case for back-door device scanning, but others experts are not convinced.
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