A judge denied Google’s request to dismiss a suit which accuses Google of collecting data while misleading Incognito mode users into believing their data was being kept private.
California’s Attorney General announced new California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations and provided a new privacy icon businesses are encouraged to use. The new rules increase protections for Californians allowing more control over the sale of personal information. The regulations include a ban on so-called “dark patterns,” prohibiting companies from using confusing language or complex processes to deter consumers from opting out.
Clearview has amassed billions of facial photos without consent, gained powerful proponents, and has few U.S. laws in place to contain it.
AI-edited content is less concerning than AI-generated content — that’s the takeaway from Meta’s adjustment to its AI labeling on Facebook and other platforms. The “AI info” label will continue to appear on AI-generated content. Where content has only been modified or edited using AI, the label will appear more demurely in the post’s menu.