Apple Faces $32.5 Billion Class Action Over Photos App Face Scans

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Can Your Clothes Really Break AI Surveillance? How Hackers Are Outsmarting Facial Recognition

At Black Hat, a hacker revealed how printing "adversarial patterns" on everyday clothing can poison facial recognition ...
Lifehacker

This App Can Help Detect When Someone Near You Is Wearing Meta Glasses

An app has launched that detects whether the people around you are using Meta and other kinds of smart glasses. Antizuck Smart Glasses Scanner, available for iPhone and designed by Albert Pariente ...
Opinion
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I Stopped Using Face ID. Here's Why You Should Too

Face ID and fingerprints are convenient, but law enforcement can bypass them much more easily than a passcode. Here's why you should go back to basics to improve your privacy and security.
The New York Times

Small Tribes Say They Lack the Clout to Secure Federal Recognition

The federal government can confer health care, education, housing and casino rights, but for small bands like many in the Pacific Northwest, recognition takes political muscle they don’t have. The ...
CNET

What AI Writing Actually Looks Like Once You Know What to Look For

AI writing may often read poorly, but that doesn’t always mean it’s easy to catch. AI detector software looks for surface signals such as word frequency, sentence length variation, statistical ...