Digital Safety & Privacy

The U.S. Department of Commerce has ordered the Census Bureau to cease using noise addition techniques in its statistical data, impacting data utility and privacy.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 14, 2026

The US reportedly accessed unredacted emails of Dutch officials, raising urgent questions about data control and sovereignty amid cross-border legal pressures.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 13, 2026

The House approved H.R. 6028, a bill that would transfer control of the Copyright Office from the Library of Congress to a presidential appointee, raising concerns about increased politicization.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 13, 2026

European authorities are exploring new regulations to restrict the use of smart glasses due to privacy concerns, marking a significant policy shift.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 13, 2026

The FCC aims to eliminate anonymous prepaid phones by mandating telecoms to collect customer IDs, raising privacy concerns and impacting vulnerable groups.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 10, 2026

Apple has decided not to launch Siri in the European Union after its request for regulatory exemption was denied by authorities.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 10, 2026

Discover 10 confirmed tips to enhance your security and streamline your experience with Bitwarden, including account protection and autofill best practices.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 8, 2026

A UK think tank warns that mandatory online age verification may increase risks for children, exposing them to privacy breaches and harmful content.

• Security Zone Info Team
• June 8, 2026

A new local-first AI prompt workspace tailored for small, regulated teams handling sensitive data is being tested, aiming to improve control and compliance.

• Security Zone Info
• June 6, 2026