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Category: Privacy

Proton Just Launched an Encrypted Google Sheets Killer
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Proton Just Launched an Encrypted Google Sheets Killer

Proton has launched Proton Sheets, a new spreadsheet tool with end-to-end encryption and live collaboration. It’s the latest piece in its privacy-focused suite aiming to replace Google Workspace. The service is rolling out now and is free to try.

by Emma LangfordDecember 4, 2025
EU Launches Antitrust Probe Into Meta Over WhatsApp AI Rules
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EU Launches Antitrust Probe Into Meta Over WhatsApp AI Rules

The European Union has opened a formal antitrust investigation into Meta. The probe focuses on new WhatsApp policies that restrict third-party AI chatbots while allowing Meta’s own AI service to operate freely.

by Chloe DannerDecember 4, 2025
Apple reportedly refuses India’s pre-installed security app order
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Apple reportedly refuses India’s pre-installed security app order

Apple is pushing back against a new Indian government directive. The order requires smartphone makers to preload the state-run Sanchar Saathi app on new devices within 90 days.

by Ava WinslowDecember 2, 2025
Google’s New Pixel Feature Logs Your Work Chats
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Google’s New Pixel Feature Logs Your Work Chats

Google has introduced a new RCS Archival feature for managed Pixel and Android Enterprise devices. It allows employers to capture and store every SMS, MMS, and RCS message for compliance purposes, with the first partners including Celltrust, Smarsh, and 3rd Eye.

by Ava WinslowDecember 2, 2025
Apple pushes back on India’s forced iPhone app mandate
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Apple pushes back on India’s forced iPhone app mandate

The Indian government has given smartphone makers 90 days to pre-install its ‘Sanchar Saathi’ security app. Apple is pushing back, refusing to comply with the order on principle.

by Ava WinslowDecember 2, 2025
We’re Using AI As Therapists, And It’s A Problem
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We’re Using AI As Therapists, And It’s A Problem

People are increasingly turning to ChatGPT and other chatbots for therapeutic advice, creating a dangerous dependency. Experts warn generic AI isn’t equipped for this role and suggest ways to step back.

by Chloe DannerDecember 2, 2025
Instagram Orders Staff Back to Office 5 Days a Week in 2026
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Instagram Orders Staff Back to Office 5 Days a Week in 2026

Instagram’s leadership is enacting a major cultural shift for 2026. A leaked memo shows a full return-to-office mandate and a push for fewer meetings and more prototypes to stay competitive.

by Ava WinslowDecember 1, 2025
India reportedly wants Sanchar Saathi pre-loaded on all phones
PrivacySoftwareTechnology

India reportedly wants Sanchar Saathi pre-loaded on all phones

According to a report, India’s telecom department has given smartphone makers like Apple and Samsung 90 days to pre-load the Sanchar Saathi app on all new devices sold in the country. The order, dated November 28, 2025, also asks for the app to be pushed to existing phones via updates, and users rep

by Emma LangfordDecember 1, 2025
EU Cracks Down on Payment Fraud With Landmark Deal
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EU Cracks Down on Payment Fraud With Landmark Deal

European lawmakers have agreed on the biggest overhaul of payment rules since 2015. The deal expands liability for fraud victims and creates stronger consumer protections across digital payments.

by Emma LangfordNovember 28, 2025
Signal’s President Says AI Agents Are an “Existential Threat”
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Signal’s President Says AI Agents Are an “Existential Threat”

Signal President Meredith Whittaker calls AI agents an “existential threat” to secure messaging apps. She warns that agentic AI creates new attack vectors that could nullify Signal’s security protections and compromise user data.

by Emma LangfordNovember 27, 2025

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