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Australia just told tech giants that parents can't out-smart AI alone. Here's the one family habit that actually works against voice clones and deepfakes.
A new scam skips the password and asks you to set up "safer" biometric login instead. If you fall for it, you've just handed a stranger the keys to your work ac
A 74-year-old retiree in the Netherlands allegedly made deepfake sex videos of 60 well-known people. Here's what it means for the rest of us, and one thing you
A new scam pretends to be your company's IT team asking you to set up a passkey for security. Say yes, and you might hand a stranger your entire inbox, files, a
UK pubs can now legally accept digital ID instead of your driver's license. The tech can hide your name and address and just say "over 18." Whether it actually
A California judge is deciding if Roblox can hide behind an old internet law when its age checks fail. Here's why your family should be paying attention.
Malaysia's social media age verification rules went live today, requiring government ID to open an account. Here's what parents and everyday users actually need
A facial recognition glitch in Ludhiana misidentified a suspect killed in a police encounter as someone else entirely, alive on bail. Here's why a match should
A voice that sounds exactly like your daughter, panicked and asking for money, might not be her at all. Here's the tell that actually works.
A court in India just told marriage registrars they can't rubber-stamp underage marriages anymore. Here's why that one paperwork rule matters way more than it s
UK pubs and bars just got the green light to check your age with a face scan instead of your ID. Here's what that actually means for your privacy on a Friday ni
Singapore is rethinking how banks verify identity because deepfake scams have made "I heard my son's voice" useless as proof. The fix starts with a number: zero
