Apple is facing a $32.5 billion class-action lawsuit in Illinois, alleging its Photos app collects biometric data from images without obtaining users' informed consent.

A class-action lawsuit in Illinois accuses Apple of collecting biometric facial data in its Photos app without consent, potentially affecting 6.5 million users and seeking up to $32.5 billion under ...

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Jana Nayagan continues to perform well at the box office, earning over Rs 3.85 crore on its twelfth day. The film has ...

Participants at a recent conference reviewed the application of modern technology at Egyptian farms and fisheries to improve production, reports Mai Samih ...

Landis+Gyr Group AG (SIX: LAND), a global energy technology leader today announced two senior leadership appointments and an evolution of its operating model as the company expands its focus in the ...

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Surveillance software developed by an Israeli company which is capable of tracking the location of millions of mobile phones ...