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EU resists Meta’s ads, Google offers data options, fails to block lawsuit, TikTok app (allegedly) takes biometrics, India passes privacy law, California targets connected cars.

You may not notice the changes, but they are really significant: we rewrote the whole code in TypeScript to prepare the extension for MV3.

Apple has made cross-site tracking less easier by forcing app store developers to confirm to new rules on device fingerprinting. Find out what it means for you.

Meta faces ad targeting ban in Norway due to the lack of explicit user consent for data collection. This could have far reaching consequences for Meta, up to ceasing EU operations.

Apple is investigated over tracking, OpenAI dumps its AI-generated text detector, Meta and Google data grab alarms hospitals, OpenAI boss’s side gig raises privacy issues, while Google and Apple join forces to stop AirTag stalking.

This release includes some design changes, such as new tray icons. We have also updated the WFP and TDI drivers to make the app more compatible with other software.

As AI more and more penetrates our lives, the ad industry couldn't stay aside. Google, Meta, and Amazon have all joined the race to provide the best tools for creating AI-generated ads.

We've reworked the YouTube player to support all video formats, including live streams and shorts. We've also made it easier for you to access Apps Management.

A group of Google engineers has proposed a new Web API that threatens to uproot the work of apps and browsers if they interfere with its ad business. Will the open Web survive?

A mass surveillance system affects billions of people, tracks you, and assigns you a "reputation score" based on your phone usage. That score then determines your access to services. Sounds intrusive and a little dystopian, doesn't it? But here it is.