Privacy

Google Held Liable for Defamation by Neil Turkewitz An interesting decision out of Australia today holding Google liable for defamation for its unreasonable conduct in failing to remove defamatory materials. Here are some key excerpts. The judge was clearly not pleased by Google’s position on the required granularity of appropriate…

This is our first update since we launched just 3 weeks ago. As always our goal with Bermuda is to be actively engaged and keep our finger on the pulse of our community and your feedback. Release 1.1 incorporates user feedback and adds some UI, ‘back end’, and ‘quality of…

Decentralized by Default — Nature by default is decentralized, consider all the factors that play a role in living on Earth as we know it. Mountains, volcanos, oceans, trees, animals, bugs, bacteria, fungi, and humans all play a specific role in the current state of Earth’s homeostasis. Let us narrow our scope to our…

The use of artificial intelligence by government agencies in Connecticut has sparked major concerns among citizens and civil rights advocates. An advisory panel to the U.S. …

Our inaugural PETs Data Science Hackathon, in partnership with the United Nations Privacy Enhancing Technologies Lab was a promising success! Hear from our winners as they reflect on their journey competing and share valuable insight. About the event The 72-hour long Hackathon ran alongside the International Conference on Big Data…

Building the passbolt community in 2023 — At the end of last year, passbolt got in touch with us about doing some community work. Pleased to work with the passbolt team again, we’re kicking off 2023 with an organisation working to help people embrace their privacy and security while being realistic about how people collaborate in the…

Hello everyone! Welcome to the Manta Monthly Rollup. We use this space to recap our biggest highlights of the month. Let’s dive right into it! 🖥️ Launches/Product Trusted Setup Conclusion