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How to disable automatic content recognition and data tracking on your smart TV
Stop your smart TV from tracking what you watch.
Google's new warning about quantum hackers and the threat to crypto
Quantum computers could break crypto encryption
Health AI and the law: Could your chatbot doc testify against you?
Tech companies like OpenAI have many reasons to keep your discussions with health-focused AI locked up.
Your Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses recordings aren't private
Read over those Terms of Service again.
AI has made us all surveillance targets. This tool helps you fight back.
Gen Z For Change launches its "Eyes on AI" campaign against surveillance capitalism.
AI apps on the Google Play store are leaking customer data and photos
Billions of files were left exposed.
Ring and Flock Safety cancel partnership amidst surveillance criticism
Some users disabling their Ring cameras are citing Flock Safety's use by ICE.
By Amanda Yeo
AI-generated docs aren't covered by attorney-client privilege, judge says
Using the messages as evidence is still dicey.
Google, Apple hosted dozens of deepfake nudify apps, investigation reveals
The companies have since taken action against the AI apps.
By Tim Marcin
Do you have one of these 17 browser extensions? They could be tracking your browsing history.
Cybersecurity researchers identified malware-infected browser extensions on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers.
By Tim Marcin
Instagram denies data breach: So what's up with those sketchy change password emails?
Still, don't click any links in a suspicious email.
By Tim Marcin
Beware Instagram reset password scams that users report are on the rise
Don't click any links!
By Tim Marcin
Blink is a Mahable Readers' Choice Award winner: What our readers said about the security camera brand
It snagged the highest overall satisfaction rating for home security cameras.
By Miller Kern
Readers' Choice: Your favorite smart security cameras
Find out which security cameras our readers trust in their homes.
By Miller Kern
X is retiring Twitter.com and may lock your account if you don't act fast
Check your account!
By Tim Marcin
Amazon’s Ring is expanding police access to doorbell footage
Ring's new partnership deepens its renewed ties with law enforcement.
New 'Pixnapping' attack lets hackers steal Android chats, 2FA codes in seconds
And there's not much you can do about it (yet).
By Matt Binder
