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In Apple We Trust … With More and More Personal Data
At its World Wide Developers Conference this week, the company announced new products that would process more personal information about consumers than ever before, from retinal scans to mental health data. But privacy advocates this week were like mimes in a library — completely silent.
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Meta Brings Support for Emoji Reactions, Backgrounds to End-to-End Encrypted Messenger Chats: All Details
Meta has announced that new features are coming to the Messenger app for encrypted conversations. The list of new features includes personalised chat themes, customised chat emojis and reactions, group profile photos, and more for end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) chats. Chats with E2EE enabled by default is a feature that is currently under testing and ...
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WhatsApp Says May Cease to Exist in India if New Regulations Kick In
WhatsApp's Head of Communications, Carl Woog, told IANS, "Of the proposed regulations, the one which concerns us the most is the emphasis on traceability of messages."
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Firm Guards Data Privacy in China
Apple chief executive Tim Cook on Tuesday said the company is devoted to protecting people's privacy, with data encrypted and locked away on servers even in China.
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Dell OptiPlex AIOs, Towers, Desktops Lineup Refreshed in India
The Dell OptiPlex lineup comes with 8th generation Intel processors.
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Polestar Performance Coupe To Be Unveiled On October 17
The day of reckoning seems to be closer, as Polestar, in an encrypted post on its Instagram account, revealed its very own performance oriented electric car.
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Microsoft Azure Cloud Computing Platform Gets New Security Features
Called Azure confidential computing, the technology encrypts data while it is in use - which is when most security breaches occur.
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AMD Ryzen Pro CPUs With Hardware Encryption for Secure Corporate and Enterprise PCs Announced
AMD has taken the wraps off its Ryzen Pro CPU lineup for corporate and enterprise customers, promising all the advantages of Ryzen plus hardware-level security and management features.
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Google's Key Transparency Initiative Aims to Simplify Encryption Systems Like PGP
Google tries to tackle complex encryption method issue, and has created a simple way to build secure products and services moving forward.
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Why the US Government Can't Actually Stop Terrorists From Using Encryption
That's because so many encrypted products are made by developers working in foreign countries or as part of open source projects.
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Apple Encryption Fight Could Escalate With Demand for 'Source Code'
The US DoJ last week suggested it would be willing to demand Apple turn over the source code of its products, as well as the signing key.
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Police Say Criminals Like Apple iPhones Because Of Encryption
Some criminals have switched to new iPhones as their "device of choice" to commit wrongdoing due to strong encryption Apple Inc has placed on their products, three law enforcement groups said in a court filing.
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Police Say Criminals Like Apple iPhones Because Of Encryption
Some criminals have switched to new iPhones as their "device of choice" to commit wrongdoing due to strong encryption Apple Inc has placed on their products, three law enforcement groups said in a court filing.
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Can the FBI Force Apple to Break Into Its Own Products?
In the fight over an iPhone used by an extremist killer in San Bernardino, some legal experts say Congress has never explicitly granted that power.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Spur New Crop of Secure Phones, Communications
Public concerns about the US government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
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In Apple We Trust … With More and More Personal Data
At its World Wide Developers Conference this week, the company announced new products that would process more personal information about consumers than ever before, from retinal scans to mental health data. But privacy advocates this week were like mimes in a library — completely silent.
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Meta Brings Support for Emoji Reactions, Backgrounds to End-to-End Encrypted Messenger Chats: All Details
Meta has announced that new features are coming to the Messenger app for encrypted conversations. The list of new features includes personalised chat themes, customised chat emojis and reactions, group profile photos, and more for end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) chats. Chats with E2EE enabled by default is a feature that is currently under testing and ...
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WhatsApp Says May Cease to Exist in India if New Regulations Kick In
WhatsApp's Head of Communications, Carl Woog, told IANS, "Of the proposed regulations, the one which concerns us the most is the emphasis on traceability of messages."
-
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Firm Guards Data Privacy in China
Apple chief executive Tim Cook on Tuesday said the company is devoted to protecting people's privacy, with data encrypted and locked away on servers even in China.
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Dell OptiPlex AIOs, Towers, Desktops Lineup Refreshed in India
The Dell OptiPlex lineup comes with 8th generation Intel processors.
-
Polestar Performance Coupe To Be Unveiled On October 17
The day of reckoning seems to be closer, as Polestar, in an encrypted post on its Instagram account, revealed its very own performance oriented electric car.
-
Microsoft Azure Cloud Computing Platform Gets New Security Features
Called Azure confidential computing, the technology encrypts data while it is in use - which is when most security breaches occur.
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AMD Ryzen Pro CPUs With Hardware Encryption for Secure Corporate and Enterprise PCs Announced
AMD has taken the wraps off its Ryzen Pro CPU lineup for corporate and enterprise customers, promising all the advantages of Ryzen plus hardware-level security and management features.
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Google's Key Transparency Initiative Aims to Simplify Encryption Systems Like PGP
Google tries to tackle complex encryption method issue, and has created a simple way to build secure products and services moving forward.
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Why the US Government Can't Actually Stop Terrorists From Using Encryption
That's because so many encrypted products are made by developers working in foreign countries or as part of open source projects.
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Apple Encryption Fight Could Escalate With Demand for 'Source Code'
The US DoJ last week suggested it would be willing to demand Apple turn over the source code of its products, as well as the signing key.
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Police Say Criminals Like Apple iPhones Because Of Encryption
Some criminals have switched to new iPhones as their "device of choice" to commit wrongdoing due to strong encryption Apple Inc has placed on their products, three law enforcement groups said in a court filing.
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Police Say Criminals Like Apple iPhones Because Of Encryption
Some criminals have switched to new iPhones as their "device of choice" to commit wrongdoing due to strong encryption Apple Inc has placed on their products, three law enforcement groups said in a court filing.
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Can the FBI Force Apple to Break Into Its Own Products?
In the fight over an iPhone used by an extremist killer in San Bernardino, some legal experts say Congress has never explicitly granted that power.
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Edward Snowden Leaks Spur New Crop of Secure Phones, Communications
Public concerns about the US government's secretive surveillance programs exposed by Edward Snowden have spawned a slew of encryption products and privacy services that aim to make electronic spying more difficult.
