Podcast
Huddle01 CEO Ayush Ranjan tells The Agenda podcast why centralized communications technology is unreliable and requires a decentralized alternative.
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Privacy News
Privacy, as defined by privacy laws, encompasses the fundamental right to keep one’s personal information and activities confidential and secure. In the digital age, privacy laws are designed to protect individuals from unauthorized access, data breaches, and the misuse of their personal data by governments, organizations or individuals.
Contrary to popular belief, Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies are not entirely private. In fact, they operate on public blockchains, where transaction details, such as sender and receiver addresses and amounts, are publicly accessible. This transparency ensures the integrity of the transaction history and prevents double-spending, a critical aspect of cryptocurrency technology. Financial regulations often require transparency to ensure compliance with Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer laws.
In the digital realm, privacy coins address the need for financial privacy. They empower users to conduct transactions without exposing their financial history to the public, offering a level of confidentiality akin to traditional cash transactions. This privacy is crucial for individuals living in regions with oppressive regimes, protecting them from potential persecution.
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The Italian Data Protection Authority has launched a “fact-finding” probe into the security practices of public and private websites to prevent AI data scraping.
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Some believe that hybrid blockchains with both private and public aspects can solve AI’s black-box problem.
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The Republican candidate claimed that mixers are protected by the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment.
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When it comes to privacy and regulation, could Vitalik Buterin’s Privacy Pools be the answer?
1232 - Exclusive
As Telegram prepares to roll out Wallet as a native setting on the messenger in November, it’s important to understand why Wallet chose custody by default.
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The ‘World App’ for iOS and Android has now been downloaded 4 million times, according to data collected by its development team, Tools for Humanity.
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Layer-1 blockchain Near will integrate Nym Technologies’ data privacy and encryption services for users and DApps operating across its ecosystem.
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Biden’s executive order establishes six new standards for AI safety and security and its intentions for ethical AI usage within the government.
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The IRS is looking to require crypto service providers to collect unprecedented swaths of data about their users — including names and Social Security numbers.
15848 - Analysis
Blockchain companies are building AI chatbots to help developers, yet challenges may hamper adoption.
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The amicus brief was filed to support an appeal against the U.S. Internal Revenue Service in relation to a 2017 court order where Coinbase was forced to hand over data from more than 14,300 of its users.
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According to court documents, the U.K. commissioner doesn’t have the authority or jurisdiction to cite or fine the “foreign” company for GDPR infractions.
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Google argued in its motion to dismiss the claims that using publicly available information shared on the internet is not “stealing,” as claimed.
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Solana price has staged a double-digit recovery since September, and a portion of the move was due to by improving fundamentals.
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