Everything BitShield News has reported about data privacy: 8 stories, newest first. Part of our AI coverage.
OpenAI introduces a new privacy feature allowing users to secure sensitive conversations with a PIN or biometrics, available across most subscription plans.
End-to-end encryption fails to protect shared files if directory permissions allow unauthorized local users to read plaintext caches.
A new lawsuit alleges OpenAI harvested data from millions of minors without parental consent to train its AI models, demanding equity in return.
You often miss that device identifiers and location logs are personal data, not just names or emails, which expands your liability beyond obvious forms.
Biometric traits cannot be reset like passwords, turning a single breach into a permanent identity compromise that persists across all future digital interactions.
PitchBook data reveals robotics firms raised $48 billion year-to-date while collecting training data from human workers in factories, offices, and homes.
Files carry invisible context that survives deletion, revealing device names, software versions, and internal network paths to anyone who opens them.
Silent data exfiltration often occurs through seemingly harmless plugin permissions, bypassing traditional network perimeter defenses entirely.