According to a filing with the US Court for the Northern District of California, Google settled to pay $350 million over a security bug on its former social media platform, Google+. Namely, the case goes back to 2018 when Google found out in March 2018 that its system exposed the personal data of millions of users on its Google+ platform.
According to the filing, Google’s executives were aware of that yet decided not to disclose such information either to the public or the shareholders.
The Danish data protection authority (DPA), Datatilsynet, has issued an injunction against the transfer of student
Those who see face surveillance by law enforcement as a danger to civil rights keep
Looking at the rising number of biometric privacy bills being floated by U.S. states, some
The Hong Kong’s top privacy watchdog ‘Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data’ raided
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