Tag: parenting guide
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Is Your Car A Witness Against You?
Every time you drive, you leave digital breadcrumbs. From neighborhood cameras to always-on location apps, your car is constantly broadcasting your lifestyle, beliefs, and secrets.
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Internet Safety for Kids: A Parent’s Guide To Preventing Online Scams and Dangers
Is your child safe? Learn essential internet safety for kids: a parent’s guide to protecting your family from AI toy leaks, gaming scams, etc.
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Firefox 148 AI Controls Panel Lets Users Block All AI Enhancements With One Switch
Firefox 148 AI Controls Panel introduces a master switch to block all AI enhancements, giving users full privacy control while keeping features opt-in by default.
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Personal Data Commodification Risks: Why Your Information Is Hot “Currency”
Explore personal data commodification risks and learn how your information is being treated as currency in today’s digital economy.
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Retail Data Privacy Risks: Your Shopping Cart Is “Leaking” Data
The Home Depot privacy data controversy shows how retail loyalty info is being used for surveillance. Be wary who you share your data with.
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Pixelfed: A User Friendly Social Network
Pixelfed is a decentralized, open-source photo-sharing social network that prioritizes user privacy, avoids ads and data tracking, and is mainly used by photographers, creatives, and privacy-conscious users as an alternative to Instagram.
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Your Privacy Is Being Automated. But Who Is Accountable When AI Gets It Wrong?
AI privacy decisions increasingly shape what happens to your personal data. Learn how automation affects your privacy rights.
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Gmail’s Gemini Powered AI Features: What About User Privacy?
Google’s latest rollout of Gmail AI features is bound to reshape how users manage their Inboxes. But there are privacy issues that need to be urgently addressed.
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China’s New Mandatory Reports On Children’s Data
China introduces mandatory annual reporting for companies processing children’s (under 14) personal data.
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Doxxing Primer: How To Lock Down Your Digital Life
Doxxing often involves exposing your home address, personal phone number, workplace, private messages, or even the names of family members.