Tag: Privacy
Google Challenges EU Push to Open Android to Competing AI Services
Google is challenging EU demands to open Android to rival AI, a case with major privacy and competition implications across Europe and Ireland.
Data Breach Damage Control: The Essential Steps Every Consumer Should Take
A practical guide to what consumers should do after a data breach, from changing passwords to spotting scams and protecting finances.
Data Breach Survival Guide: What to Do Right Away If Your...
Hit by a data breach? Learn the immediate steps to protect your accounts, identity and finances after your personal data is exposed.
INM Data Breach Fallout Nears End as New Settlements Land
Mediahuis and Leslie Buckley have settled with two more INM data breach claimants, pushing a long-running Irish media case closer to closure.
AI, Chips and Cybersecurity Lead a Fast-Moving Week in Technology
The latest Irish tech developments span AI regulation, Intel finance, cybersecurity threats, privacy rulings and consumer tech trends.
EU Warns TikTok Over Child Safety Risks as DSA Probe Deepens
TikTok faces possible EU fines after regulators raised concerns over child safety, privacy defaults and youth content recommendations.
Ireland’s Digital Wallet Explained: What It Could Store and How It...
Ireland’s Digital Wallet pilot could store passports, licences and birth certs, signaling a major shift in digital public services.
Inside Ireland’s New Digital Wallet: What It Does and How the...
Ireland’s Digital Wallet pilot is launching soon, with secure ID checks, age verification and public service access at its core.
Tech Roundup: Outages, AI Lawsuits and Ireland’s Next Digital Challenges
A concise look at the latest tech developments shaping digital risk, AI competition and platform dependence for Irish readers.
EU Orders Google to Open Android and Search Data to Rivals
The EU has ordered Google to open Android features and search data to rivals, raising major questions on competition, privacy and AI access.
