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Avast framed itself as a data privacy champion - it failed customers, and now it's paid the price
News Avast offered users a host of tools to protect their privacy rights while selling data to more than 100 third-party clients
ICO threatens to name and shame cookie consent rogues
News Websites failing on cookie consent have until January before the ICO takes action
Surge in workplace monitoring prompts new ICO guidelines on employee privacy
News Detailed guidance on how to implement workplace monitoring could prevent data protection blunders
Explained: The state of end-to-end encryption in the UK now the Online Safety Bill saga is over
Analysis Industry stakeholders have previously criticized the Online Safety Bill over its heavy-handed approach to encryption
Putting privacy-enhancing technologies to use
ITPro Podcast Data can be protected in use without breaking privacy boundaries
Amazon's Ring agrees to $5.8m settlement over alleged use of its cameras to spy on female customers
The firm will also pay $25m for allegations Alexa stored child voice recordings indefinitely
Shopify bets on 'Audiences' tool to combat Apple's tracking restrictions for retailers
News The ecommerce giant hopes its millions of customers will benefit from the Apple-compliant customer-targeting capabilities
World Cup security expert says devices have "a huge potential to be abused”
News As audiences prepare for the World Cup final, fans have been urged to remain vigilant for cyber threats and potential disruption
