127 organizations from 30 countries are urging European governments to drop Palantir, warning of mass surveillance, vendor lock-in and a loss of democratic control over citizens’ data.

Police investigate after leaflets naming the woman, publishing her address and photograph and making sexual allegations were placed on cars across the Therissos district

As smart glasses grow more popular, London bars, theaters and cinemas are restricting them amid concerns over covert filming and consent

GDPR bars fully algorithm-driven decisions with major impact on people's lives; Uber says it will appeal the ruling

Restaurants, private clubs, pubs and theaters across Britain are restricting Meta's AI-powered smart glasses over privacy concerns, reviving debate over wearable cameras that has already sparked criticism in the United States

Big tech firms will soon be able to scan private messages and emails without a warrant, reviving an EU debate over privacy versus child safety

Women filmed without their knowledge are being mocked online. Smart glasses are emerging as a serious new threat to personal privacy

Exposed booking details may be used in highly convincing scams, as experts warn users to stay alert and follow key safety steps to protect personal data

If AI is the new currency of power, Europe is trying to mint its other side: a system in which authority remains accountable and humans are not assessed as statistical probabilities, but recognized as bearers of inalienable rights

62% of Greeks said they were open to using artificial intelligence (AI) and smart home devices, as long as their privacy was guaranteed.

A watchdog authority said that although New Democracy (ND) party is not directly involved in the leaking of email addresses, a fine was imposed because it failed to safeguard personal data protection

ND party's secretary for Diaspora affairs, Nikos Theodoropoulos, was revealed as the person who provided the Greek MEP's office with the confidential email list