Manchester Police Deploy Mobile Facial Recognition Vans in Retail Crime Crackdown
Mobile Surveillance Units Target Retail Crime Hotspots Greater Manchester Police has launched its first operational deployment of live facial recognition…
Mobile Surveillance Units Target Retail Crime Hotspots Greater Manchester Police has launched its first operational deployment of live facial recognition…
Microsoft Scrambles to Fix Critical Windows 11 Update Failures Just days after Microsoft ended mainstream support for Windows 10, leaving…
Google has confirmed it is retiring most Privacy Sandbox technologies after six years of development. The decision leaves Chrome’s 3 billion users without promised privacy protections as tracking cookies remain indefinitely. Industry analysts suggest this represents a major setback for online privacy initiatives.
Google has confirmed it is phasing out the majority of its Privacy Sandbox technologies, according to multiple industry reports. The decision effectively ends a six-year effort to develop alternatives to third-party tracking cookies in Chrome, leaving the browser’s estimated 3 billion users without the privacy protections originally promised.
The Hidden Vulnerabilities in Your Daily Internet Use Most internet users view their online activities as private by default, unaware…