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“Ring cameras hacked”? Amazon says no, users not so sure
Ring users are reporting multiple unauthorized device logins all dating back to May 28. Amazon says it’s not a hack, but users remain unconvinced.
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Car crash victim calls mother for help and $15K bail money. But it’s an AI voice scam
A woman in Florida was tricked into giving thousands of dollars to a scammer after her daughter's voice was AI-cloned and used in a distressing scam.
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Age verification: Child protection or privacy risk?
With more platforms and governments asking for age verification, we look at the options and the privacy implications.
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Newly-launched AI chatbot promises privacy
Proton, known for its privacy-focused set of services, has announced the introduction of Lumo, a privacy-first AI chatbot.
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