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Despite data protection concerns: Why authorities are switching to the Microsoft cloud

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Facial recognition for the police: How Interior Minister Faeser wants to find suspects faster

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Data protection conference publishes guidelines for AI: What companies and authorities need to know

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Data protection in focus: Summary of the 13th activity report of the BayLDA

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Love in the age of AI: when holograms conquer hearts

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Data breach with camera app Wyze: Strange eyes in living rooms

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Investigations 2.0 in the USA: When your Google searches become evidence

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US elections safe, but what's next?

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The road to AI regulation in the EU: a comprehensive look at the AI Act

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Hacked IT service provider: municipalities against ransom payments to online blackmailers

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Large-scale cyberattack hits local authorities in North Rhine-Westphalia

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Apple AirTags: Helpful technology or data protection risk?

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Elon Musk's reaction to rumors about X's European withdrawal

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Drones over New York: security or surveillance?

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US regulatory authority investigates ChatGPT maker OpenAI

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Data leak at Deutsche Bank and Postbank: customers should be vigilant

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Meta's transparency offensive: how to control your online bubble with AI

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Cyber attack on service provider: Hackers capture data from Barmer policyholders

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