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AI In Healthcare Is An Evolving Landscape Of New Technologies, Productivity Benefits And Legal Uncertainties
AI in healthcare is used to support clinical decisions, providing alerts and data analysis without replacing human judgment.
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Claude Artifacts Found in Google Search, Raising Fresh Privacy Concerns
Fresh reports have raised concerns about Claude's public sharing feature after some shared Artifacts remained searchable through Google. While shared conversations were no longer visible in Google's search results, apps, documents, spreadsheets, dashboards, and other AI-generated content created with Claude could still be discovered online. Anthrop...
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Apple Reportedly Delays Smart Glasses to WWDC 2027 to Strengthen Privacy
Apple is reportedly preparing its first smart glasses for a WWDC 2027 unveiling, with consumer availability expected later that year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the company has delayed the product to refine privacy protections and evaluate different camera designs. Apple is said to be developing new hardware and software safeguards, favouring on-...
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Government Bars Communication Infra Providers From Sharing Data Outside India
The government has barred communication infrastructure providers, including those involved in cloud-based networks for telecom services, mobile towers and satellite gateways, from sharing any data outside the country, according to an official notification.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display Feature Gets a Major Upgrade in One UI 9 Beta
Samsung's One UI 9 beta version seems to improve the Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display. When Privacy Display is enabled only for the YouTube APP, minimising a video into picture-in-picture (PiP) mode and returning to the home screen will now keep the privacy feature limited to the floating PiP window. The rest of the interface will be fully visibl...
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Can You Stop Boys And Girls From Eloping: Supreme Court On POCSO Act Misuse
The Supreme Court was hearing a suo motu case concerning the right to privacy of adolescents
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Prince Harry Loses Battle Against British Tabloids As Judge Rejects Lawsuit
Attorney David Sherborne said the Daily Mail and its sister publication, Mail on Sunday, used its journalists, freelance reporters and private eyes for "clear, systematic and sustained use of unlawful information gathering" to snoop on his clients.
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Choosing A WhatsApp Username? Expert Warns Of 6 Cybersecurity Risks
India recorded 24.65 lakh cyber fraud complaints. AI scams, digital arrests, fake investment schemes and identity theft are already rising rapidly.
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WhatsApp Username Feature: What It Is, How It Works, And Why It Matters
The latest update comes as Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah takes charge of Meta's WhatsApp
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WhatsApp Now Lets You Reserve Your Username Before the Much-Anticipated Feature Goes Live
WhatsApp has begun rolling out username reservations ahead of the wider launch of usernames later this year. The feature will let users connect without sharing their phone numbers and includes privacy measures such as an optional username key for first-time contacts. WhatsApp says there will be no public username directory or suggestions. The compa...
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Talking To A Man At Night No Grounds To Question Woman's Character: Court
"The Indian society no longer remains a primitive society wherein a woman talking with a man is considered to be a taboo," the judge said.
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Why India's New Data Law Is A Costly Wake-Up Call
DPDP Act: A startup spending Rs 1-2 crore annually could see operational costs rise by an additional Rs 20-40 lakh, as per experts.
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Built on Borrowed Data: The Hidden Human Cost of Your Favorite AI Tools
A new Amnesty International report reveals how mass data scraping and skyrocketing environmental costs are baked into the design of generative AI.
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Owned An Android Phone Since 2017? You Might Qualify For Google's $135 Million Payout
The case centres on allegations that the company collected user data without clear consent, raising fresh concerns over digital privacy and data tracking practices.
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Think Twice Before Flashing Peace Sign In Pics. AI-Powered Hackers Could Steal Your Fingerprints
AI-powered techniques sharpen blurry fingerprint images in selfies, posing new biometric security risks.
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AI In Healthcare Is An Evolving Landscape Of New Technologies, Productivity Benefits And Legal Uncertainties
AI in healthcare is used to support clinical decisions, providing alerts and data analysis without replacing human judgment.
-
Claude Artifacts Found in Google Search, Raising Fresh Privacy Concerns
Fresh reports have raised concerns about Claude's public sharing feature after some shared Artifacts remained searchable through Google. While shared conversations were no longer visible in Google's search results, apps, documents, spreadsheets, dashboards, and other AI-generated content created with Claude could still be discovered online. Anthrop...
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Apple Reportedly Delays Smart Glasses to WWDC 2027 to Strengthen Privacy
Apple is reportedly preparing its first smart glasses for a WWDC 2027 unveiling, with consumer availability expected later that year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the company has delayed the product to refine privacy protections and evaluate different camera designs. Apple is said to be developing new hardware and software safeguards, favouring on-...
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Government Bars Communication Infra Providers From Sharing Data Outside India
The government has barred communication infrastructure providers, including those involved in cloud-based networks for telecom services, mobile towers and satellite gateways, from sharing any data outside the country, according to an official notification.
-
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display Feature Gets a Major Upgrade in One UI 9 Beta
Samsung's One UI 9 beta version seems to improve the Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display. When Privacy Display is enabled only for the YouTube APP, minimising a video into picture-in-picture (PiP) mode and returning to the home screen will now keep the privacy feature limited to the floating PiP window. The rest of the interface will be fully visibl...
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Can You Stop Boys And Girls From Eloping: Supreme Court On POCSO Act Misuse
The Supreme Court was hearing a suo motu case concerning the right to privacy of adolescents
-
Prince Harry Loses Battle Against British Tabloids As Judge Rejects Lawsuit
Attorney David Sherborne said the Daily Mail and its sister publication, Mail on Sunday, used its journalists, freelance reporters and private eyes for "clear, systematic and sustained use of unlawful information gathering" to snoop on his clients.
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Choosing A WhatsApp Username? Expert Warns Of 6 Cybersecurity Risks
India recorded 24.65 lakh cyber fraud complaints. AI scams, digital arrests, fake investment schemes and identity theft are already rising rapidly.
-
WhatsApp Username Feature: What It Is, How It Works, And Why It Matters
The latest update comes as Indian fintech founder Kunal Shah takes charge of Meta's WhatsApp
-
WhatsApp Now Lets You Reserve Your Username Before the Much-Anticipated Feature Goes Live
WhatsApp has begun rolling out username reservations ahead of the wider launch of usernames later this year. The feature will let users connect without sharing their phone numbers and includes privacy measures such as an optional username key for first-time contacts. WhatsApp says there will be no public username directory or suggestions. The compa...
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Talking To A Man At Night No Grounds To Question Woman's Character: Court
"The Indian society no longer remains a primitive society wherein a woman talking with a man is considered to be a taboo," the judge said.
-
Why India's New Data Law Is A Costly Wake-Up Call
DPDP Act: A startup spending Rs 1-2 crore annually could see operational costs rise by an additional Rs 20-40 lakh, as per experts.
-
Built on Borrowed Data: The Hidden Human Cost of Your Favorite AI Tools
A new Amnesty International report reveals how mass data scraping and skyrocketing environmental costs are baked into the design of generative AI.
-
Owned An Android Phone Since 2017? You Might Qualify For Google's $135 Million Payout
The case centres on allegations that the company collected user data without clear consent, raising fresh concerns over digital privacy and data tracking practices.
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Think Twice Before Flashing Peace Sign In Pics. AI-Powered Hackers Could Steal Your Fingerprints
AI-powered techniques sharpen blurry fingerprint images in selfies, posing new biometric security risks.
