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Despite Europe’s strict digital laws, tech giants routinely evade billion-euro fines thanks to fragmented enforcement. Only a unified European authority can truly protect minors online.
Ad trackers have quietly surged to make up more than a tenth of global internet traffic in 2025, according to AdGuard. This explosive growth in invisible surveillance raises urgent questions about privacy, bandwidth, and the future of the open web.
The French Senate’s vote to ban under-15s from social media could make France the first European country to take such a drastic step, as governments across Europe consider similar moves to protect children online.
GDPR promised real accountability for how organizations handle personal data. But our investigation finds a widening gap between compliance paperwork and true privacy protection, especially as AI systems outpace explanation and regulators struggle to keep up.
Biomarketing is revolutionizing how brands engage with consumers, using real-time physiological data from wearables and biosensors to personalize experiences, foster loyalty, and target emotional 'love times'—but at the cost of new privacy challenges.
A spyware-laced counterfeit WhatsApp app targeted 200 users in Italy, drawing attention to the nation’s shadowy surveillance industry and the wider European spyware crisis.
The FBI has issued a warning about the risks of Chinese-developed mobile apps, highlighting threats including aggressive data collection, potential government surveillance, and hidden malware. Discover what this means for your privacy and how to safeguard your digital life.
Despite strict Italian and European laws, millions of minors access social media platforms with little real protection. Legal inconsistencies, lax enforcement, and addictive platform design combine to put young users at risk.
The EU Data Act demands Italian companies open IoT device data to users and third parties, expanding the attack surface and challenging cybersecurity teams. Explore the new risks, regulatory overlaps, and why those who adapt early will come out ahead.
Linx Security has raised $50 million to enhance its AI-powered platform for real-time enterprise identity management, targeting the growing risks of shadow identities and digital access threats.