New tools let AI assistants log into your accounts without seeing your password. The password is safe. The open question is whether the bot itself can be manipulated.
Sony has told a court that buying a digital game does not make you its owner. Players are pushing back hard. Here is what the fight is actually about and what it means for your library.
AI assistants can now log into your accounts using your password manager, without ever seeing the password itself. That solves one problem and raises a fresh set for workplaces.
One city canceling its Flock cameras is a local story. Two dozen doing it in a year is a market shift. Here is how big the backlash has gotten and where it goes next.
The smart TV privacy fight has shifted. It is less about whether the tracking exists and more about why turning it off is so buried. Here is what owners want changed.
A California city fired its surveillance-camera vendor and pulled the cameras down. Then, over a holiday weekend, some went back up. Here is what actually happened.
After researchers accused LG smart TVs of snooping, LG pushed back with a formal statement. Here is exactly what it says, claim by claim, and what it leaves open.
A PlayStation lawsuit has reignited a simple question with a messy answer: when you hit ‘Buy’ on a digital game, do you own it, or just rent it indefinitely?
