data collection

Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots have become integral to our digital interactions, offering assistance across various platforms. However, the extent of personal data these chatbots collect varies significantly, raising important privacy considerations. This article examines the data...

The latest update to Mozilla Firefox is set to deliver a significant change in how users interact with the browser’s terms and data-sharing options—a move that is already sparking considerable debate within privacy and tech communities. With the release of Firefox version 138.x across all...

Mozilla’s Firefox browser has long positioned itself as the champion of user privacy and transparency in the crowded web arena. Now, with the impending rollout of Firefox version 138.x across all major desktop platforms—including Windows, Mac, and Linux—the company is taking a bold, if...

Windows installations have transformed significantly over the past decade, with privacy concerns reaching new heights. The process, once a straightforward technical routine, now often feels intertwined with a myriad of telemetry, online accounts, and persistent data collection practices that are...

Google Forms has emerged as a formidable, cost-free alternative to SurveyMonkey, especially among individuals and small organizations seeking to conduct surveys, quizzes, or quick data collection without incurring substantial expenses. SurveyMonkey, once favored for its powerful analytic tools...

Microsoft’s latest gambit in the AI arms race has landed with all the subtlety of a brick through a window, thudding its way into select Windows 11 desktops under the name Recall. But don’t let the mundane nomenclature fool you. It’s less a forgetful function for the kitchen and more a...

Microsoft's Latest Windows 10 Update: An Unsettling Push Towards Monetization and Privacy Concerns In recent months, Microsoft has been rolling out compelling updates to Windows 10 that blur the lines between a traditional operating system and a subscription service platform. While new features...

Meta’s Plan to Use EU User Data for AI Training: A Deep Dive into Privacy, Ethics, and Regional Strategy Meta, the tech giant behind Facebook and Instagram, has recently announced plans to leverage user data from its European Union (EU) audience to train its advanced AI models. This bold move...

Microsoft's latest announcement is set to redefine how over 500 million Windows users interact with digital content, fundamentally reshaping data handling, privacy, and personalized experiences across devices and apps. The sweeping changes, revealed in a detailed notice covered by Diario AS...

AI chatbots have become a hot topic of debate as consumers learn just how much these “helpful” assistants know about them. In today’s digital landscape, where free services come at the cost of your personal information, understanding what data is collected—and how it’s used—is more important...

The launch of Windows 11 has been met with mixed reactions, especially concerning its redesigned taskbar. Many users who appreciate the classic functionality and design of the Windows 10 taskbar have been exploring ways to revert their interface to a more familiar setup. In this article, we'll...

Google Gemini’s massive appetite for personal data isn’t exactly breaking news for those of us familiar with Google’s track record—but it raises fresh concerns about just how much data our beloved tech giants are keeping on tap. Recent research (reported by Surfshark VPN and highlighted by...

FIS is stepping into the future of treasury management with the launch of an AI-based product support tool—a move that signals the increasingly intertwined nature of finance and technology. In an era where data analytics, automation, and intelligent support systems drive efficiency, FIS’s...

In today’s data-driven digital era, the balance between cutting-edge AI technology and user privacy has never been more precarious. A recent study by Surfshark—highlighting the privacy practices of popular AI chatbots—reveals that Google’s Gemini tops the list by collecting a staggering 22 types...

In a bold move towards enhanced user privacy, Microsoft has announced the elimination of a long-standing Windows function that once provided a detailed record of your device’s location history. This change, affecting both Windows 10 and Windows 11, signals a pivotal shift in how Microsoft...

In the realm of Windows 11, where traditional desktop computing meets innovative app versatility, the Windows Subsystem for Android™ (WSA) has been a game-changer. Designed to enable Android apps to run on Windows, WSA acts as the engine that powers the Amazon Appstore's integration into the...

Windows 11 has been making waves not just for its sleek design and robust features, but also for the extensive data collection practices that may leave privacy-conscious users feeling a bit anxious. If you're diving into this new operating system and want to ensure that your personal data is...

In recent revelations that stirred significant concern among users, Microsoft has emphatically denied claims that it utilizes user data gathered from its Microsoft 365 applications—such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint—for training artificial intelligence (AI) models. The company's statement comes...

In an era where technology seems to remember more about us than we do ourselves, Microsoft has rolled out a rather intriguing new feature for Windows 11: Microsoft Recall. This AI-powered memory system is designed to essentially act as a digital aide, capturing snapshots of your active windows...

Ah, Windows telemetry—it's like that friend you never invited to dinner but somehow knows everything you had for breakfast. When you’re cruising through Windows 11—adjusting settings, firing up applications, or just minding your own business—the operating system is busy collecting an array of...