Privacy

Biden says former president Clinton seems to be doing well

Jordanian king’s overseas properties undercut father figure image

Apple must face Siri voice assistant privacy lawsuit, U.S. judge says

Nova Scotia privacy czar says Health Department improperly viewed and disclosed medical info

Policy groups ask Apple to drop plans to inspect iMessages, scan for abuse images

B.C. privacy watchdog investigating national Liberal Party over use of facial recognition software

WhatsApp targeted in EU consumer complaints over privacy changes

Google says it is delaying plans to phase out Chrome ad-tracking technology

Civil liberties group urges Liberal Party to stop using facial recognition technology

Supreme Court orders files tied to Sherman murder case unsealed, citing public interest

Sunshine lists have helped narrow the gender pay gap, but Ottawa won’t commit to one

Privacy Commissioner calls for bill to include tougher regulation of facial-recognition technology

Privacy watchdog investigating Pornhub over potential breaches related to non-consensual content

Bill and Melinda Gates announce decision to ‘end our marriage’ after 27 years

Ontario to launch long-awaited data oversight body in new digital drive

China drafts rules to secure data from internet-connected cars

Girl Scout cookies take flight in Virginia drone deliveries

Forward Jonathan Drouin taking indefinite leave of absence from Canadiens for personal reasons

Alphabet plans $50-billion share buyback as Google ad sales surged 32% in the first quarter

Apple iPhone privacy update seen hurting Facebook revenue in Q2

Privacy watchdog opposes EU move to approve some facial recognition technology

Facebook doesn’t plan to notify half-billion users affected by data leak

Apple to start enforcing new privacy notification rule with launch of iOS 14.5

French startup lobby filing ‘David and Goliath’ privacy complaint against Apple

Google vows to not develop new user-tracking tools as it phases out third-party cookies from Chrome

Security, privacy must guide justice modernization, legal profession task force says

EU countries take joint stance ahead of negotiations over WhatsApp and Skype privacy rules

National Defence skirted federal rules in using artificial intelligence, privacy commissioner says

Morning Update: Canadian athletes cautioned on speaking out at Beijing Olympics

Clearview AI broke Canadian privacy laws by selling software to police, watchdogs say

TikTok strengthens content review with new user prompts

Facebook to notify users about personalized-ad data ahead of Apple privacy changes

Feds have not ‘demonstrated need’ for several intrusive security-screening measures: privacy watchdog