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Mozambique VPN usage soars as internet restrictions continue

While it's the first time the country has resorted to strict internet censorship during protests, VPN usage keeps growing as restrictions are still in place.

TechRadar

Republican Candidate Jailed Before Election for Allegedly Violating Protective Order with Facebook Comment

A Republican candidate for Indiana's District 26 Statehouse seat was arrested on the eve of Election Day for allegedly violating a protective order on Facebook.

Latin Times

Is your airfryer spying on you? Trackers found in everyday household gadgets

Gadgets around our home are listening in to conversations and using the data, a study has claimed

Evening Standard

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Meta-funded regulator for AI disinformation on Meta's platform comes under fire: 'You are not any sort of check and balance, you are merely a bit of PR spin'

'Most social media content is moderated by automation and automation uses AI.'

PC Gamer

Swedish court sentences far-right politician for insulting Muslims

A Swedish court sentenced a far-right politician to four months in jail for two counts of “incitement against an ethnic group” after making hateful comments at political rallies two years ago

The Independent UK

Is my air fryer listening to me? The household smart devices which could be gathering your data

The consumer advocacy group Which? assessed several popular types of smart gadgets over data and privacy

The Independent UK

Who is actually buying these Ray-Ban camera glasses?

I still don't understand who is buying those Ray-Ban camera glasses –especially now they've got Meta AI in them

Digital Camera World

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Online fraudsters scamming 100s of Oasis fans: Lloyds Bank reveals £1,000s are being stolen via fake ads and social media posts

Online scammers are targeting Oasis fans desperate for tickets

MusicRadar

South Korea Fines Meta Million For Privacy Violations

South Korea fines Meta million for unlawfully collecting sensitive personal data from Facebook users, highlighting the importance of safeguarding user ...

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South Korea Fines Meta For Illegal Collection Of User Data

US tech giant Meta illegally harvested sensitive data including on sexual orientation from nearly a million South Korean Facebook users and shared it with advertisers, Seoul's data watchdog said Tuesday.

International Business Times

When filler removal goes wrong: ‘My lips and cheeks caved in’

The trend for ‘duck lips’ is over and many people are seeking to reverse their cosmetic treatments – often with painful and disfiguring results

The Guardian - UK

South Korea fines Meta $15 million: What we know so far

South Korea fined Facebook’s parent company $15 million for illegally collecting and sharing users’ sensitive information, including data about their political views and sexual orientation

The Independent UK

Oasis fans defrauded by scammers have lost £346 on average, bank reports

Lloyds Bank says ‘hundreds’ of its customers are victims of fraud – with 90% of cases starting on social media

The Guardian - UK

Many smart devices gathering ‘excessive’ amounts of personal data, says Which?

The consumer group said its study showed firms were collecting data with ‘reckless abandon’ and called for stricter guidelines to be put in place.

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The Guardian - UK

Is your air fryer spying on you? Concerns over ‘excessive’ surveillance in smart devices

UK consumer group Which? finds some everyday items including watches and speakers are ‘stuffed with trackers’

Latin Times

Ohio Cop Punished for Refusing to Help Kamala Voters Blames Sleeping Pills, Vows to Apologize for 'As Long As Necessary'

A veteran Ohio Sheriff's Lieutenant stated that he would require proof that a person voted before administering aid to them, and that he would withhold aid from Democrats in a string of social media posts that he allegedly wrote due to medication he was taking at the time.

The Independent UK

Sheriff’s lieutenant says sorry for post about not helping Democrats

Clark County has been in the spotlight since Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump amplified false claims that Haitian immigrants in Springfield were eating people’s pet dogs and cats

The Independent UK

Ohio sheriff's lieutenant apologizes for 'won't help Democrats' post, blames sleep medication

An Ohio sheriff’s patrol commander has apologized for posting on Facebook that he wouldn't help Democrats and would require proof of who a person voted for before providing aid

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US Tech Firms Warn Vietnam Over Draft Law To Hamper Data Centers

U.S. tech firms are warning Vietnamese authorities over their draft law that could hamper the growth of the data center industry in the country.

The Conversation

Exploring the extraordinary potential (and avoiding the pitfalls) of your local Buy Nothing group

You might have heard about your local Buy Nothing Project group on Facebook. If not, you probably know someone who’s a member. We estimate at least one million Australians are involved as members or live in households with a member (probably their mum).

The Guardian - AU

Google and Meta could face defamation risks over AI-generated responses, Australian experts warn

Lawyer says tech platforms could be held liable for what their AI ‘spits out’, as Google Maps rolls out new features with Gemini

The Independent UK

Armando Iannucci warns of influence of ‘data oligarchs’ like Elon Musk on US election

Satirist said he is ‘obsessed’ with figures like Musk and Zuckerberg

The Guardian - AU

Can democracy work without journalism? With the US election upon us, we may be about to find out

Most serious news organisations are not serving the politically disengaged, yet it’s these voters who will decide the next president

The Independent UK

Texas mom accused of trying to sell her newborn baby on Facebook

Juniper Bryson, 21, is facing a felony change of trying to sell a child

The Guardian - US

Political violence has marked the 2024 race – but risks rise after election day

Experts fear those convicted over January 6 attack may act violently again – but biggest threat comes from lone actors

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