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According to the term you entered "privacy": 101 news found

TECHNOLOGY

Regeneron Acquires 23andMe for $256 Million Following Bankruptcy

Tuesday, May 20

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals to acquire 23andMe for $256 million post-bankruptcy, focusing on customer DNA data privacy amid concerns.

ECONOMY

Texas Secures $1.38 Billion Settlement from Google Over User Privacy Violations

Monday, May 12

Texas has secured a historic $1.38 billion settlement from Google for privacy violations.

ECONOMY

Apple's $95 Million Settlement Fund: Claim Details and Eligibility

Saturday, May 10

Learn how to claim your share of Apple's $95 million settlement fund due to alleged Siri privacy violations.

ECONOMY

TikTok Fined €530 Million by EU for Data Transfers to China

Saturday, May 03

TikTok faces a €530 million fine from the EU for failing to protect European user data transferred to China.

TECHNOLOGY

South Korea Accuses DeepSeek of Unauthorized Data Transfers to China and US

Thursday, Apr 24

South Korea's data protection authority charges DeepSeek with passing personal data to companies in China and the US without consent.

TECHNOLOGY

Meta to Utilize Public Data and AI Interactions for Model Training in Europe

Tuesday, Apr 15

Meta will train its AI models using public user data in Europe, adhering to privacy regulations and user consent practices.

POLITICS

Acting IRS Commissioner Melanie Krause Resigns Amid Controversial Data-Sharing Deal with ICE

Wednesday, Apr 09

Acting IRS Commissioner Melanie Krause resigns due to controversial data-sharing agreement with ICE, sparking concerns over privacy and tax compliance.

WORLD NEWS

Judge Rules on Release of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa Death Records, Protects Privacy of Deceased

Tuesday, Apr 01

A New Mexico judge allows some death investigation records of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa to be released, blocking images of their bodies for privacy.

ECONOMY

Apple Fined $162 Million by French Antitrust Authority Over App Tracking Transparency Tool

Monday, Mar 31

Apple faces a €150 million fine from French regulators over its App Tracking Transparency tool, accused of stifling competition in mobile advertising.