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Three of the biggest names in privacy say they would rather leave Canada than comply with a new surveillance bill. Signal, DuckDuckGo, and NordVPN have all warned they could pull their services if Bill C-22 passes in its current form. The bill, officially titled the Lawful Access Act, 2026, would force digital service providers to

A Virginia man is suing Amazon, claiming Ring cameras scanned and stored his face without permission. Charles Sigwalt filed the proposed class action Monday in federal court in Seattle. He says Ring’s optional “Familiar Faces” feature collected his facial data as he passed cameras at friends’ and family homes. He wants class-action status and at

European police just dismantled nine criminal networks running illegal streaming services in a coordinated seven-month sweep called Operation Kratos 2. Law enforcement from 13 countries arrested 29 suspects and identified another 86, carrying out 148 house searches across the continent. The countries involved span Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania,

Walmart’s AI surveillance pricing is using your data to set custom prices. A $3 pair of Walmart shoes rang up at $18.98 at checkout, and that one receipt lit a fire under the surveillance pricing debate. The shopper’s viral discovery pushed a quiet practice into the open as they posted a TikTok video explaining the

A hacker is claiming to sell a massive OnlyFans data leak tied to 340 million user records on a popular cybercrime forum. The seller, operating under the alias “Euphoric_Reply_5727,” listed the database for 0.313 BTC, which works out to roughly $24,007 at the time of listing. OnlyFans has publicly called the reports “false,” but the