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US senators urge Labor Department to drop facial recognition
By Zach Marzouk published
News In half of US states, workers filing for unemployed insurance must create an account with ID.me
Texas sues Facebook for misusing facial recognition data
By Danny Bradbury published
News State wants up to $25,000 per alleged violation for discontinued program
Zoom users claim macOS app keeps 'listening' after meetings end
By Connor Jones published
News Numerous users report 'privacy breaches' as macOS indicators revealed the device's microphone remained enabled long after meetings had ended
LastPass announces integration with Google Workspace
By Sabina Weston published
News Employers can now automatically provide employees with a LastPass account through Google’s directory integration
Avast to acquire self-sovereign identity firm Evernym
By Praharsha Anand published
News The acquisition will help Avast enhance its decentralized identity solutions
A third of UK workers are surveilled by employers
By Connor Jones published
News The sharp rise in surveillance comes as it's revealed webcam monitoring has more than doubled
Scottish schools serve up facial recognition for school dinners
By Jane McCallion published
News COVID, quicker payments and better security are all cited as reasons for ditching cards and fingerprints in favour of the new system
Senators urge FTC to enforce child privacy laws
By Danny Bradbury published
News Lawmakers wrote to the FTC Commissioner, asking her to enforce new child protection measures
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