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Mozilla: ‘Artificial intelligence could make tech more unequal and harmful than ever before–or fix the world. We’re launching a community to build trustworthy A.I. outside the walled gardens’

Mozilla is launching an open-source A.I. community to make sure the space isn't monopolized by Big Tech.

Brazil, Kenya, the US – tech giants are putting democracy in peril the world over

Brazil, Kenya, the US – tech giants are putting democracy in peril the world over

Billions of us are due to vote in the next two years as the scourge of online misinformation grows ever worse. It’s time to regulate

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‘We risk another crisis’: TikTok in danger of being major vector of election misinformation

‘We risk another crisis’: TikTok in danger of being major vector of election misinformation

A study suggests the video platform is failing to filter false claims and rhetoric in the weeks leading up to US midterms

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Big Tech antitrust bill finds new support in Mozilla, DuckDuckGo

The American Innovation and Choice Online Act aims to cut down on self-preferencing and privacy violations.

Think twice about period tracking, pregnancy apps, new study says

DALLAS -- A new study shows many period and fertility tracking apps aren’t clear about what user data they would share with law enforcement, raising concerns the information could be used to prosecute people in states where abortion is banned.

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How data from period-tracking and pregnancy apps could be used to prosecute pregnant people

Many popular reproductive health apps are lacking when it comes to protecting users' data privacy, according to a new report highlighting the potential legal risk to people seeking an abortion.

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First Thing: Liz Cheney loses Wyoming Republican primary to Trump-endorsed rival

The vice-chair of the House January 6 panel faced retribution from state voters for going against the former president. Plus, how to fight memory loss in old age

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How private is your period-tracking app? Not very, study reveals

How private is your period-tracking app? Not very, study reveals

Research on more than 20 apps found that the majority collected large amounts of personal data and shared it with third parties

The Guardian - US

How to protect your privacy when using mental health care apps

How to protect your privacy when using mental health care apps

Some online therapy companies are facing scrutiny for how they handle user data. Experts weigh in on what patients can do to keep their data safer when using these types of services.

If it cared, TikTok could stop itself being used to stir up tribal hatred in Kenya

If it cared, TikTok could stop itself being used to stir up tribal hatred in Kenya

Ineffective moderation on the social media platform has allowed it to become a tool of malign actors, says researcher Odanga Madung

The Guardian - UK

When an iconic icon fades into history

When an iconic icon fades into history

Microsoft is retiring on Wednesday its 27-year-old browser Internet Explorer, the gateway to information for a generation

TikTok videos stoke tensions ahead of Kenya vote – Mozilla report

TikTok videos stoke tensions ahead of Kenya vote – Mozilla report

Report says 130 TikTok videos push ‘widespread disinformation’ and ‘violent, ethnic discriminatory narratives’.

Mozilla To Resume Accepting Crypto Donations But Rejects Bitcoin

Mozilla To Resume Accepting Crypto Donations But Rejects Bitcoin

The organization behind the fourth most popular desktop browsers in the world has decided to resume accepting cryptocurrency donations.

Kenya’s already fragile elections now face a dangerous new enemy: big tech platforms

Kenya’s already fragile elections now face a dangerous new enemy: big tech platforms

Media complacency has allowed for a thriving disinformation industry that threatens Kenya’s democratic discourse, says Kenyan journalist Odanga Madung

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Europe agrees on big new package of tech rules

The new laws aim to restore competition to the digital marketplace. They could reshape the business of Big Tech.

How to clear cache on iPhone and iPad

Whether you need to clear out Safari, Chrome, Firefox, a third-party app, or your iPhone, here's how to clear cache on iPhone and iPad.

Digital Policy series: Who should be responsible for curbing hate speech and fake news?

In this fourth episode of our Digital Policy series in collaboration with The Dialogue, Manisha Pande speaks to Rishab Bailey, legal consultant at the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, Sarvjeet Singh, executive director and founding member of Centre for Communication Governance at the National Law University Delhi, and…

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The Media Rumble interview: Amba Kak on digital freedom

On the sidelines of The Media Rumble, Cherry Agarwal interviews the global policy advisor at Mozilla, Amba Kak.

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