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Norway’s proposed moratorium on smart glasses | Explained

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Norway’s proposed moratorium on smart glasses | Explained

European regulators are training their sights on smart glasses, as the wearable device equipped with high-definition cameras, ambient audio recording, and artificial intelligence is becoming common in Europe, blurring the lines between technological innovation and citizens’ privacy. Norway is taking the lead as its government prepares a proposal seeking a temporary ban on smart glasses…

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Experts underscore the importance of extracting only relevant data

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Experts underscore the importance of extracting only relevant data

Data and AI experts take part at a session, titled ‘Data Privacy as a Pillar of Resilience: Building Trust in a Digital Age’, at The Hindu Tech Summit 2026 in Chennai on Friday | Photo Credit: B. Velankanni Raj In a world where data are extracted from individuals with or without informed consent, data and AI…

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Man Dubbed Britain’s Kindest Plumber Admits To Fabricating Stories To Gain Donations

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Man Dubbed Britain’s Kindest Plumber Admits To Fabricating Stories To Gain Donations

James Anderson apologised after using photos of a dead woman to promote Depher. James Anderson, a plumber from Burnley known as “Britain’s kindest plumber,” is facing accusations of fabricating heartwarming stories to solicit donations for his charity, Depher (Disabled and Elderly, Plumbing and Heating Emergency Response), according to a BBC investigation. The BBC alleges that…

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