JP Morgan Chase Cashes in on Customer Data
JP Morgan Chase is monetizing its 80 million customers’ spending data through Chase Media Solutions, enabling businesses to create targeted ads.
JP Morgan Chase is monetizing its 80 million customers’ spending data through Chase Media Solutions, enabling businesses to create targeted ads.
“Fact-checking” isn’t just labeling. It tanks the visibility of posts.
The Pirate Party says developers should find a way for games to live on.
Speaker Johnson’s maneuver could derail crucial surveillance reforms in Congress.
EU DisinfoLab proposes using ICANN’s security system against “disinformation,” raising questions about internet governance and the boundaries of free speech.
A landmark ruling challenges the bounds of probation in the modern age.
Thomas Haldenwang defends his efforts to police the “thought and speech patterns” of citizens, says even legal “expressions of opinion” may be targeted.
A new version of controversial “chat control” regulation has leaked, revealing unchanged mass surveillance plans and threats to digital privacy.
California’s plan to boost safety with 480 new AI-powered cameras sparks concerns over mass surveillance and the erosion of privacy.
JP Morgan Chase is monetizing its 80 million customers’ spending data through Chase Media Solutions, enabling businesses to create targeted ads.
“Fact-checking” isn’t just labeling. It tanks the visibility of posts.
The Pirate Party says developers should find a way for games to live on.
Speaker Johnson’s maneuver could derail crucial surveillance reforms in Congress.
EU DisinfoLab proposes using ICANN’s security system against “disinformation,” raising questions about internet governance and the boundaries of free speech.
A landmark ruling challenges the bounds of probation in the modern age.
Thomas Haldenwang defends his efforts to police the “thought and speech patterns” of citizens, says even legal “expressions of opinion” may be targeted.
A new version of controversial “chat control” regulation has leaked, revealing unchanged mass surveillance plans and threats to digital privacy.
California’s plan to boost safety with 480 new AI-powered cameras sparks concerns over mass surveillance and the erosion of privacy.