San Diego Sues Federal Agencies Over Razor Wire Fencing on City Land The city of San Diego is suing the federal government for building razor wire fencing on city land near the Mexican border, arguing ...

Axeptio, a consent management platform used by more than 80,000 websites worldwide, has announced the launch of its new Global Privacy Control (GPC) feature. This ...

TORONTO — StackAdapt, the leading AI advertising and orchestration platform, today announced that it has achieved certification under the EU–U.S. Data Privacy ...

Cape, the pioneering privacy-first mobile carrier, today announced the official launch of its nationwide service. Now in general availability, Cape becomes the only privacy-focused, nationwide carrier ...

Justin Rose Sets Scoring Record and Becomes First Wire-To-Wire Winner at Torrey Pines Since 1955 SAN DIEGO (AP) — No one else had a chance to beat Justin Rose at Torrey Pines on Sunday, and so his ...

Despite widespread concern, many consumers remain unsure how to protect their personal data as breaches continue to rise Consumers say protecting their personal data is a top priority but many aren’t ...

In today’s Digest, we cover Meta testing premium subscriptions across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp as well as Google agreeing to a USD$68m settlement over voice assistant privacy claims, while it ...

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WASHINGTON — Nearly a year after a thwarted terrorist attack on a Detroit-bound airliner last Christmas Day, the recent attempt by terrorists to conceal and ship explosive devices aboard aircraft ...

"The question is, are we tennis players or are we, like, animals in the zoo where they are observed even when they poop, you know?" said Poland's Swiatek, who lost in the quarterfinals to Elena ...

Wire Tennis Australia boss on player privacy concerns: 'We've heard you' Field Level Media Jan 29, 2026 0 1 min to read ...

(The Center Square) - The Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony on Wednesday to consider the reauthorization of a surveillance tool that has improperly collected citizens' private conversations.