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10 privacy violations in the federal government’s proposed changes to the Canada Elections Act

Bill C-65, currently before Parliament, would make changes to the Canada Elections Act. According to the Liberal government, it aims “to engage more people and increase the confidence” of Canadians in elections.

The Conversation

A new era dawns. America’s tech bros now strut their stuff in the corridors of power

The era that began with the Great Disruptor’s first term is over. Beware the emerging elite

The Guardian - UK

Reader reply: Journalism too important to be left to the likes of Assange

To enable good, trustworthy journalism, we need whistleblower protections that work, not a ‘dropbox’ platform that makes whistleblowing indistinguishable from state-sponsored hacks.

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Reader reply: I’ve experienced state-backed hacks. Assange’s ‘journalism’ is dangerous

To enable good, trustworthy journalism, we need whistleblower protections that work, not a ‘dropbox’ platform that makes whistleblowing indistinguishable from state-sponsored hacks.

Crikey

Supreme Court To Consider Meta's Facebook Privacy Lawsuit Appeal

Supreme Court to review investors' lawsuit against Meta over Cambridge Analytica scandal involving Facebook users' data privacy.

Top News

Why Facebook won’t be influential in the UK general election

In this week’s newsletter: All-powerful ‘microtargeting’ swaying the masses into voting a certain way was always overblown, but these days social media has moved on – and so have the parties

The Guardian - UK

‘Show this to everyone’: UK political ads move away from microtargeting

Old approach of seeking ultra-niche audiences has fallen out of favour as main parties spend tens of millions online

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OPINION - My boyfriend wanted to use ChatGPT to name our baby, but I won't let him

Sam Altman isn’t ordinarily high on the list of men with the power to derail my love life (he is, after all, a man who ate so few vegetables while building his first start-up that he contracted scurvy) but recently my relationship was brought to its knees by Altman. Or…

Evening Standard

Morning Mail: ‘perverse’ rewards for coalmines, US Congress in turmoil, kids’ gambling affecting schooling

Some coalmines could be financially rewarded by safeguard mechanism, analysis shows, and Republican infighting has come out in the open in Congress

The Guardian - AU

Facebook argues Australian users’ data harvested in Cambridge Analytica scandal is not ‘sensitive information’

In court documents Meta says parts of the case brought against it by Australia’s privacy regulator are ‘embarrassing’ and ‘defective’

The Guardian - AU

Are you a Facebook user? You have one month left to apply for a share of this $725M settlement

U.S. Facebook users have one more month to apply for their share of a $725 million privacy settlement that parent company Meta agreed to pay late last year

The Independent UK

Australia’s privacy watchdog to enter talks with Facebook owner over Cambridge Analytica lawsuit

Federal court orders commissioner and Meta to start mediation to end protracted, costly legal proceedings

The Guardian - AU

Widow slams NHS Glasgow after being spied on following husband's death

Bosses at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have come under fire after being slammed for the 'waste of money' as Louise Slorance speaks out, after being monitored under a social media firm

Glasgow Live

NHS board's £15,000 a year to social media monitoring firm to spy on patients

Louise Slorance, who was being monitored under the firm after her husband died, has slammed NHS bosses for a 'waste of money'.

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The Conversation

What is 'ethical AI' and how can companies achieve it?

The rush to deploy powerful new generative AI technologies, such as ChatGPT, has raised alarms about potential harm and misuse. The law’s glacial response to such threats has prompted demands that the companies developing these technologies implement AI “ethically.”

The Street

Elon Musk Takes on Mark Zuckerberg's Empire

The Tesla CEO and owner of Twitter is seeking to discredit WhatsApp, one of the gems of Meta Platforms.

Kiplinger

$725M Facebook Settlement Payout Date Delayed by Objectors' Appeal

You may be owed money from Meta as part of a Facebook settlement stemming from the 2016 election. Here's what you should know.

The Independent UK

Facebook users could get settlement cash as Meta pays out

Meta has agreed to pay Facebook users $725m privacy settlement

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Here’s how to claim your share of Facebook’s $725 million Cambridge Analytica settlement

Current and former Facebook users are owed a share of an eye-watering $275 million settlement — here's how to claim your cut of the cash.

The Independent UK

Facebook users could get settlement cash as Meta pays out

Meta has agreed to pay Facebook users $725m privacy settlement

WEKU

Facebook users can apply for their portion of a $725 million lawsuit settlement

The settlement stems from a lawsuit alleging Facebook developers sold user data to Cambridge Analytica, a former political consulting firm, to target people in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

TechRadar

Good news, Facebook probably owes you money

Meta's Cambridge Analytica data privacy mess is a $725M windall for Facebook users and now you can collect.

The Independent UK

Are you a Facebook user? You could get some settlement cash

Anyone in the U.S. who has had a Facebook account at any time since May 24, 2007, can now apply for their share of a $725 million privacy settlement that parent company Meta has agreed to pay

Chicago Sun-Times

Free money! Illinois Facebook users could be eligible for another payment: Here’s how to apply

Parent company Meta has settled a data privacy lawsuit involving Cambridge Analytica for $750 million. Anyone who’s used Facebook in the past 16 years can file a claim.

Los Angeles Times

Free cash coming to Facebook users. Here's how to claim your share

Facebook earned more than $110 billion last year by selling advertisements targeted at its users, powered by the data Facebook collected from them.

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