A new report highlights a massive shift in European IT strategy. Driven by geopolitical fears and digital sovereignty, companies are actively moving sensitive data away from American hyperscalers to EU-native cloud options.
Meta’s CEO says the company’s path to “personal superintelligence” is fueled by its unmatched knowledge of users’ lives and relationships. This comes as the company plans a massive increase in AI spending, but faces internal struggles and fierce competition.
Apple has rolled out a new privacy feature for select iPhone and iPad models that limits the precision of location data shared with your cell carrier. The feature, available now on a handful of global networks, is a direct response to increasing surveillance and hacking of telecom data.
Google has agreed to a $135 million settlement over allegations it collected Android users’ cellular data without consent. The deal could see users get up to $100 each and requires Google to change some data practices.
European regulators have opened a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s X over the spread of AI-generated sexually explicit images, including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), linked to its Grok AI. The probe, announced on January 26, 2026, could lead to further enforcement actions against the pla
The European Union is formally investigating X over its AI chatbot Grok’s production of explicit imagery. The probe will assess compliance with EU digital laws on risk mitigation and content governance.
In a first, Microsoft complied with an FBI warrant and provided BitLocker recovery keys for encrypted laptops. The case exposes a critical weakness in cloud-stored encryption keys and has civil liberties groups sounding alarms.
Apple users who submitted claims in the Siri privacy settlement are now receiving their payments. The final payout came to about $8 per device, less than the initial estimate.
Google is building a native app lock directly into Android 17. Fresh leaks show it will hide the contents of notifications from locked apps. This could finally standardize a key privacy feature across Android.
Utah has launched a first-of-its-kind pilot program allowing an AI to handle prescription renewals without any human doctor in the loop. State officials and startup Doctronic say it will increase access and lower costs, but the American Medical Association warns it puts patients at risk by removing
