Meta apparently thinks we're too distracted to care about facial recognition and Ray-Bans

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Mark Zuckerberg in Meta Ray-Ban sunglasses.

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Ring pulls the plug on controversial partnership days after Super Bowl backlash

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Ring's Super Bowl ad got some viewers worried about privacy.

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iPod inventor says having kids has changed how Silicon Valley's founders think about privacy

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iPod creator Tony Fadell

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Uber Will Now Let Advertisers Target You Based on Your Movement and Delivery Data

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Monitoring Students’ Chatbot Conversations Is Big Business Now

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Apple is cracking down on those viral 'Tea' apps, citing persistent privacy concerns

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Tea Dating Advice, known colloquially as "the tea app" was removed from the Apple App Store.

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Google’s Ambitious Privacy Sandbox Project Signals Its End

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You Only Need $750 of Equipment to Pilfer Data From Satellites, Researchers Say

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Buckle Up, the Smart Glasses Backlash Is Coming

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Adam Mosseri’s ‘we’re totally not spying on you’ video is raising a lot of questions

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Today, the same day that Meta announced that it will soon use your AI chats to personalize the ads it shows you, Instagram head Adam Mosseri made a “myth busting” video att

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