Does DeepL Sell Your Data? A Product-by-Product Privacy Decision Packet
An analysis examines whether DeepL collects and sells user text submitted through its products, product by product.
Want a feed like this on your topic? Describe it in plain words. Free to start.
Make your own feedAn analysis examines whether DeepL collects and sells user text submitted through its products, product by product.

Analysis of a reported $6.3 billion theft from Binance and what it reveals about bitcoin's design and crypto security.
Argues that cloud AI is hitting limits and describes an offline AI app built around data privacy.
An explainer on passkeys as a replacement for passwords and why authentication is shifting away from them.

A developer describes a PII redaction pipeline built to scrub sensitive data before sending it to LLMs.
An HHS penalty against a healthcare provider cites unread fax server logs as a HIPAA compliance failure.

Binance is recovering after a $6.3 billion theft, described as the largest crypto heist on record.
The U.S. has placed surveillance drones over the Great Lakes, drawing objections from a border town mayor.
Examines hidden tracking scripts inside a mortgage calculator web tool and how to build a zero-tracker alternative.

Discussion of banks and AI assistants requesting users' bank passwords and the security risks involved.
A report on a ChatGPT share link enabling code execution through MathLive and the MathLive 0.111.2 origin-checking fix.

Article explains what information websites collect about users through cookies, server logs, and device data.
Shows how to strip GPS and EXIF metadata from photos locally before sharing them.

An article examines how AI services handle user data, privacy promises, and misuse detection.
Reports that Google's privacy policy now allows using Gmail and Photos data for ads.
A walkthrough of handling GDPR right-to-erasure requests, encryption at rest, and data maps in ColdFusion.

The article explains how photo metadata such as EXIF data, GPS coordinates, and thumbnails can leak private information.

An essay arguing that data ethics starts with protecting one's own privacy.
The article describes a zero-token deletion-audit agent for checking whether user data is truly deleted under GDPR and CCPA.

An article examines how everyday digital habits can reveal more personal information than users realize.
The privacy nonprofit noyb has sued Scale AI over alleged invasive surveillance of freelance workers, including recording mouse clicks and keystrokes.
News organisations are challenging India's privacy law at the country's top court, arguing it could hamper investigative journalism.
The article discusses privacy settings in spellcheck features and how spelling suggestions can handle user data.
The article argues that email masks are one component of a broader privacy plan for newsletters, store accounts, and forums.
The article covers privacy features built into Firefox, written as a technical overview for developers.
The DOJ raises privacy concerns over a potential sale of Character.AI chat logs.
A researcher used AI-assisted reverse engineering to uncover extensive user tracking in Samsung smart TVs.
Proposes a task-graph contextual integrity approach to judge information flow and protect privacy in multi-agent LLM systems.

The article covers privacy considerations for small businesses using AI voice agents that handle customer calls.
An arXiv paper presents a privacy-preserving mixture-of-experts method for releasing traffic camera analytics under a budget.
The article describes federated learning on compact submanifolds with differential privacy guarantees that do not depend on the geometry.
Researchers evaluate how LLM assistants can leak inferential private information about users.
A federal appellate panel struck down West Virginia's law that barred disclosure of public officials' personal data.
General Motors agreed to pay $220 million to settle a lawsuit from 36 states over selling driver data.
Google confirmed Chrome can crawl Gmail inboxes to gather autofill data.
Canadians are urged to act quickly to oppose the C-22 surveillance bill.
The Trump administration is trying to take down a leak of ICE personnel data that an Icelandic web company hosted, which the company defends as public-interest publication.

Scores AI data governance tools on where policy enforcement runs, noting agent-plan-level enforcement is not generally available in 2026.
Wired reports on a large ICE surveillance operation targeting left-leaning groups in the United States.
A UK watchdog report says the British spy agency cannot account for thousands of data storage devices.
Voters are demanding regulation of Flock surveillance cameras amid concerns about constant surveillance.
The paper presents ReCoPII, a framework for building contextual datasets for personal information masking.
Google's updated Gmail privacy rules allow user emails to be used for advertising, and users are advised to check their accounts.
Examines how LLM-generated misinformation affects digital ecosystems.
The article presents EdgeDeID, a 0.6B-parameter clinical de-identification model trained without real patient data.

The article presents a reference model for applying data classification labels within an AI agent platform.
The article reports on a secret US government court ruling about domestic surveillance of Americans.

The article explains how malicious AI browser extensions can collect users' ChatGPT conversations, browsing activity, and other private data.
Microsoft says its Copilot AI can reveal what it knows about users and that its chat and email data settings can be changed.
Two Senate Democrats are opening an inquiry into Meta's smart glasses over nonconsensual filming.
Describe what you care about in plain English. MyFeed scans more than 200 RSS sources and news outlets and delivers only what matters to you.
Ideas to start from