Google is considering pulling its Google News service from Europe as regulators work toward a controversial copyright law.

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Facebook has been hit with a €1.

The planned hearing comes as the Senate Intelligence Committee has increased its scrutiny of social media and search sites, following Facebook's disclosure that a Russian troll farm purchased $100,000

While the US debates to what extent Russia influenced its presidential election, a small country in northern Europe is already gearing up to fend off foreign interference in its next election.

In these politically uncertain times, developers can help to **defend their users’ personal privacy** by adopting the _Privacy by Design (PbD)_ framework. These common-sense steps will become a requirement under the EU's imminent data protection overhaul, but the benefits of the framework go far beyond legal compliance. Let’s give credit where credit is due. The global political upheaval of the past 12 months has done more to get developers thinking about privacy, surveillance and **defensive user protection** than ever before. The risks and threats to ourselves, and to our users, are no lo...

Facebook Inc. on Wednesday won its appeal at a Brussels court against Belgium’s privacy watchdog, allowing the U.S. tech company to restore its ability to collect information about internet users in the country not registered with the social media site.

Ethics in production is a subset of business ethic that is meant to ensure that the production function or activities are not damaging to the consumer or the society.

SKL bedömer att dagens kommunallag inte möjliggör helt automatiserade beslut där ingen människa deltar i beslutet. Automatiserat beslutsstöd, undantaget själva beslutet, är dock möjligt.

In the first decision (available in German only) applying the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a German court held that data collection that exceeds what is necessary to achieve le

Researchers at AI Now say algorithms increasingly used by government can be opaque and discriminatory.