Like any self-respecting novelty, AI has brought with it both enthusiasm and mistrust. The benefits are there for all to see, but in terms of privacy, what are the main risks?

Before taking sides against or in favour of artificial intelligence, it is necessary to know the subject well and to remember that AI, like any tool, is neutral.

Cybercrime attacks involving ransomware are becoming increasingly common. Let's find out what they are and how to combat them.

The Garante per la Privacy received a complaint signed by 25 lawyers who stressed that this tool should not violate and restrict fundamental rights and freedoms.

Meta is testing the Privacy Center: a hub that allows users to increase and improve their knowledge about the management and operation of their personal data.

Is privacy invasion the last frontier before physical war between Russia and Ukraine? The unclaimed mid-January attack could be the straw that breaks the camel's back.

Abuse of power by German police using the Luca App created for tracking Covid cases in a murder investigation sparking controversy in the privacy field.

In 2022, the only messaging application allowed by the Swiss army for soldiers during their service will be Threema. Other applications are banned for privacy reasons.

The fake news that indicated 11 January as the deadline for refusing consent and deleting one's health data is gaining ground. The Garante had already responded to the allegations last year.

We are at the dawn of a new digital era: Web 3.0, thanks to decentralisation, is about to overcome the obstacles of Web 2.0 and guarantee greater privacy, security and meritocracy on the Internet.

The telephone operator was fined for denying without justification the telephone records of a doctor involved in a criminal trial.

While in the Western world restrictions are placed on biometric checks for privacy reasons, in the West Bank facial recognition is used as a war strategy.

With new stringent measures, the Privacy Guarantor has further restricted third-party cookies, which are essential for digital marketing. Google tries to counter this with Consent Mode.

The Irish DPC admitted to ruling on only 0.7% of GDPR infringement complaints and triggered fierce criticism

Users accessing some websites are asked to subscribe if they do not want their personal data to be transferred to third parties.

An Israeli start-up has developed software that allows anyone to find out which companies are in possession of our personal data.