Privacy professionalsfromTheregister1 month agoBlue Shield shared 4.7M people's health info with Google AdsBlue Shield of California unknowingly shared sensitive health information of 4.7 million members with Google, raising serious privacy concerns.
Privacy professionalsfromMail Online2 months ago1.5 MILLION photos leaked from BDSM dating apps - are yours exposed?Dating apps exposed 1.5 million private photos due to a serious security oversight, risking user privacy and safety.
fromDatabreaches2 months agoPrivacy professionalsLawsuit: Pharmacist used spyware on UMMS computers to watch women, gain personal information
fromDatabreaches6 months agoPrivacy professionalsAttorney General James Secures $250,000 from Movie Theater Operator for Failing to Protect Employees' Personal Information
Privacy professionalsfromMail Online2 months ago1.5 MILLION photos leaked from BDSM dating apps - are yours exposed?Dating apps exposed 1.5 million private photos due to a serious security oversight, risking user privacy and safety.
fromDatabreaches2 months agoPrivacy professionalsLawsuit: Pharmacist used spyware on UMMS computers to watch women, gain personal information
fromDatabreaches6 months agoPrivacy professionalsAttorney General James Secures $250,000 from Movie Theater Operator for Failing to Protect Employees' Personal Information
fromwww.standard.co.uk2 months agoMet Police anti-corruption officer searched database for secrets on his Facebook dateDetective Constable Lee Wilkinson misused police databases to look up a woman he met on a dating app, leading to significant misconduct findings.Privacy professionals
Privacy professionalsfromwww.theguardian.com6 months agoBunnings breached privacy of customers by using facial recognition, watchdog findsBunnings breached privacy rights of customers by using facial recognition tech for store safety without consent.
fromDatabreaches2 months agoPrivacy professionalsCanada's Privacy Commissioner launches breach risk self-assessment tool for organizations
Privacy professionalsfromwww.theguardian.com6 months agoBunnings breached privacy of customers by using facial recognition, watchdog findsBunnings breached privacy rights of customers by using facial recognition tech for store safety without consent.
fromDatabreaches2 months agoPrivacy professionalsCanada's Privacy Commissioner launches breach risk self-assessment tool for organizations
