Gemini on Android Auto can access my photos, emails, and calendar now – why I’m OK with that (mostly)
A columnist examines Google's new Gemini feature on Android Auto that can access emails, photos, and calendars, exploring privacy trade-offs.
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A columnist examines Google's new Gemini feature on Android Auto that can access emails, photos, and calendars, exploring privacy trade-offs.
An AI agent's unexpected participation in a major internet researchers' listserv sparked significant discussion about outdated privacy assumptions among digital experts.
MapQuest has introduced a surveillance camera layer to its mapping service, allowing users to identify Flock cameras in their vicinity.
EFF released a podcast episode about landmark encryption protection efforts, featuring the Bernstein v. Department of Justice case that established code as protected speech.
Daring Fireball examines Apple's HomeView smart display, focusing on its features including facial recognition for personalization and new conversational Siri AI capabilities.
A federal court blocked Utah's SB 73, which would have required websites to detect and block VPN users or identify their physical location, ruling the law creates technical impossibilities and burdens interstate commerce.
EFF argues San Francisco's retention of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) surveillance with weak safeguards fails to protect civil liberties and will not prevent documented harms.
EFF launches 'Privacy's Defenders' podcast featuring former executive director Cindy Cohn discussing the historical fight for digital privacy and civil liberties against mass surveillance.