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- Myanmar navy frees 56 Bangladeshi fishermen hours after detention
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- HC summons Home Secretary
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Meta's WhatsApp claims Israeli spyware Paragon targeted users in different countries
Meta Platforms popular messaging service WhatsApp revealed on Friday that Israeli spyware company Paragon Solutions had targeted numerous users, including journalists and civil society members, across at least two dozen countries, reports Reuters. WhatsApMetas WhatsApp Claims Israeli Spyware...
How to stay safe while using AI tools: privacy tips
AI tools are being adopted quickly, with businesses introducing AI chatbots for many different purposes. These chatbots can help write essays, act as a partner, remind you to do tasks like brushing your teeth, take meeting notes, and more. Most of these tools are powered by large language models...
Human Rights Watch warns new El Salvador laws threaten free expression, privacy
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has raised alarm over El Salvadors newly approved cybersecurity and data protection laws, warning that the legislation could undermine media freedom and citizens privacy rights. The laws, passed by the Legislative Assembly on November 12, 2024, give the government sweeping...