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📰 Digests

📡 Events

September 17, 2026

Firefox's Smart Window: Finding Running Shoes at the Cost of Your Browsing History

AIPrivacyFirefoxMistral

September 15, 2026

Facial Recognition Hits the London Tube: Millions Scanned as BTP Expands Station Trial

SecurityPrivacy

August 11, 2026

Illinois Mandates OS-Level Age Verification: Technologists Push Back Against Impossible Requirements

PolicyLawPrivacyOpen Source

August 11, 2026

Buying an Abandoned Domain Exposed 400,000 Corporate Secrets

SecurityEmailPrivacy

August 11, 2026

180,000 Meeting Recordings Exposed Online: Why Security Certifications Failed to Prevent It

SecurityPrivacyCertification

August 7, 2026

AI Agent Approvals: Humans Miss 1 in 3 Malicious Commands

AISecurityAgentPrivacy

August 7, 2026

181,000 Unprotected Meetings Exposed: Massive Data Leak Hits AI Notetaker tl;dv

AISecurityPrivacyMeetings

August 5, 2026

FedEx Sent an Official SMS, and 87% of People Voted It a Scam

CybersecurityPhishingFedExPrivacy

August 4, 2026

EU Aims to Kill Cookie Banners: The 90% "Consent" Illusion and the Battle Over Browser Signals

privacyregulationeucookie

August 3, 2026

EU Age Verification Project Mandates Hardware-Bound Attestation: Privacy Shield or Start of Device Fingerprinting?

PrivacyRegulationEU

July 28, 2026

One Underscore, 18 Months in Prison: How a Database Query Flaw Convicted an Innocent Man

securityprivacydatabasepolice

July 27, 2026

Chrome's Breaking and Entering: How a Silent Global Hotkey Sparked User Outrage

ChromeGooglePrivacyGemini

July 27, 2026

The 90% Consent Illusion: Who's Blocking Your Right to Ditch Cookie Banners

PrivacyGDPREUCookie

July 26, 2026

Scanning 3 Billion License Plates a Month: Americans Are Taking Down Flock Safety's AI Cameras

PrivacySurveillanceCivil Rights

July 25, 2026

India Orders GitHub Takedown of Bluetooth Chat App Bitchat: What Governments Fear

securityprivacyregulationcensorship

July 22, 2026

Apple Won the CSAM Lawsuit, But the Judge Was Not Pleased: Section 230 and the Privacy Paradox

privacyregulationapplecsam

July 17, 2026

Windows Ships a Tracker You Can't Turn Off — and the FBI Has Already Used It to Catch People

WindowsPrivacyGDIDTracking

July 16, 2026

10 Million TVs Hijacked: Your Living Room May Be a Hacker's Unwitting Accomplice

IoTSecuritySmart HomePrivacy

July 16, 2026

Microsoft Confirms It: Your PC Has a Tracking Number You Can't Switch Off

WindowsPrivacyGDIDSecurity

July 14, 2026

Samsung Health's Ultimatum: Agree to AI Training or Your Health Data Gets Wiped

SamsungHealth DataPrivacyGDPR

$A Math Function Is Leaking Your Operating System to Websites$

July 13, 2026

A Math Function Is Leaking Your Operating System to Websites

Browser FingerprintPrivacySecurityChromium

July 13, 2026

Your Smart TV Might Be Helping Hackers Attack Websites

BotnetPrivacySmart TVAnti-Scraping

July 8, 2026

331:304 — EU Parliament Resurrects Chat Control: Your Encrypted Messages May No Longer Be Private

PrivacyEncryptionEULaw

July 8, 2026

Every New EU Car Now Has a Camera Pointed at Your Face — 352-Point HN Outrage

EUPrivacyAutomotiveSurveillance

July 5, 2026

How Claude and GPT Both Leaked Private Chats: The Shared Infrastructure Flaw Nobody's Fixing

AISecurityPrivacyClaude

July 5, 2026

How One Comment Can Steal Your Private YouTube Video Title: Google's AI Assistant Does the Rest

YouTubePrivacySecurityAI

July 4, 2026

The Hunter Became the Hunted: A Lawmaker Investigating Pegasus Spyware Was Hacked — Twice

SpywarePegasusEuropean ParliamentNSO

July 3, 2026

Spain Bans Palantir and the US Supreme Court Kills FTC Independence: Europe's Digital Sovereignty Reaches a Breaking Point

tech-policyprivacyeudigital-sovereignty

July 3, 2026

172 Upvotes on a Surrender: The Internet Isn't Worth Fighting For Anymore

InternetAdvertisingPrivacyAttention Economy

July 2, 2026

Claude Code Hid Steganographic Tracking in System Prompts — Here's How It Worked

AIClaudeSecurityPrivacy

July 2, 2026

After 14 Years Fighting for the Internet, the Veterans Are Giving Up — and Targeted Ads Are Why

InternetPrivacyAdvertisingDigital Rights

July 1, 2026

Anthropic Hid Invisible Watermarks in Every Claude Code Request — HN Exploded at 1,284 Points

AISecurityPrivacySteganography

June 30, 2026

You Walked Past a Crime Scene — Police Could Demand Your Location Data. That Power Just Got Struck Down.

PrivacyLawSupreme CourtDigital Rights

June 29, 2026

The KIDS Act Wants Your ID to Go Online. Its Sponsor Took $400K from Google's Parent Company

PrivacyPolicyAge VerificationKIDS Act

June 28, 2026

He Scanned All 4.2 Billion IPv4 Addresses. Tens of Thousands of Webcams Had No Password at All.

PrivacyIoT SecurityWebcamsSecurity Vulnerability

June 26, 2026

The 'Papers, Please' Era of the Internet

PrivacyAge VerificationInternet GovernanceAnonymity

June 25, 2026

Privacy Pass: Mozilla's Risky Gambit in the Bot Era

PrivacyPrivacy PassMozillaCloudflare

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📰 Digests

CO₂ Is the Real Bottleneck / YouTube Privacy Leak / Claude Code Session Drift / Fable Ecosystem Expansion

📡 Events

Firefox's Smart Window: Finding Running Shoes at the Cost of Your Browsing History

Apple Watch's 15-Second Rewind: Who Pays for Bystander Privacy?

Face Scans to Use Claude: Age Assurance Is Not Just for Minors

ProtectEU: The EU's Renewed Push for an Encryption Master Key

Motorola's GrapheneOS Flagship: When Digital Privacy Becomes a Luxury

Firefox Is Now the Last Major Browser Supporting uBlock Origin

Facial Recognition Hits the London Tube: Millions Scanned as BTP Expands Station Trial

Illinois Mandates OS-Level Age Verification: Technologists Push Back Against Impossible Requirements

Buying an Abandoned Domain Exposed 400,000 Corporate Secrets

180,000 Meeting Recordings Exposed Online: Why Security Certifications Failed to Prevent It

AI Agent Approvals: Humans Miss 1 in 3 Malicious Commands

181,000 Unprotected Meetings Exposed: Massive Data Leak Hits AI Notetaker tl;dv

FedEx Sent an Official SMS, and 87% of People Voted It a Scam

EU Aims to Kill Cookie Banners: The 90% "Consent" Illusion and the Battle Over Browser Signals

EU Age Verification Project Mandates Hardware-Bound Attestation: Privacy Shield or Start of Device Fingerprinting?

One Underscore, 18 Months in Prison: How a Database Query Flaw Convicted an Innocent Man

Chrome's Breaking and Entering: How a Silent Global Hotkey Sparked User Outrage

The 90% Consent Illusion: Who's Blocking Your Right to Ditch Cookie Banners

Scanning 3 Billion License Plates a Month: Americans Are Taking Down Flock Safety's AI Cameras

India Orders GitHub Takedown of Bluetooth Chat App Bitchat: What Governments Fear

Apple Won the CSAM Lawsuit, But the Judge Was Not Pleased: Section 230 and the Privacy Paradox

Windows Ships a Tracker You Can't Turn Off — and the FBI Has Already Used It to Catch People

10 Million TVs Hijacked: Your Living Room May Be a Hacker's Unwitting Accomplice

Microsoft Confirms It: Your PC Has a Tracking Number You Can't Switch Off

Samsung Health's Ultimatum: Agree to AI Training or Your Health Data Gets Wiped

A Math Function Is Leaking Your Operating System to Websites

Your Smart TV Might Be Helping Hackers Attack Websites

331:304 — EU Parliament Resurrects Chat Control: Your Encrypted Messages May No Longer Be Private

Every New EU Car Now Has a Camera Pointed at Your Face — 352-Point HN Outrage

How Claude and GPT Both Leaked Private Chats: The Shared Infrastructure Flaw Nobody's Fixing

How One Comment Can Steal Your Private YouTube Video Title: Google's AI Assistant Does the Rest

The Hunter Became the Hunted: A Lawmaker Investigating Pegasus Spyware Was Hacked — Twice

Spain Bans Palantir and the US Supreme Court Kills FTC Independence: Europe's Digital Sovereignty Reaches a Breaking Point

172 Upvotes on a Surrender: The Internet Isn't Worth Fighting For Anymore

Claude Code Hid Steganographic Tracking in System Prompts — Here's How It Worked

After 14 Years Fighting for the Internet, the Veterans Are Giving Up — and Targeted Ads Are Why

Anthropic Hid Invisible Watermarks in Every Claude Code Request — HN Exploded at 1,284 Points

You Walked Past a Crime Scene — Police Could Demand Your Location Data. That Power Just Got Struck Down.

The KIDS Act Wants Your ID to Go Online. Its Sponsor Took $400K from Google's Parent Company

He Scanned All 4.2 Billion IPv4 Addresses. Tens of Thousands of Webcams Had No Password at All.

The 'Papers, Please' Era of the Internet

Privacy Pass: Mozilla's Risky Gambit in the Bot Era