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After one search turned up 6,800 private conversations, Feta says the problem is fixed and regrets that users must now spread the new addresses themselves, since the fix covers everything except the part that cost them.
26 Oct 2026
The social-media group Feta has been ordered to pay for misleading users about their data. It would prefer customers to judge it by assurances that have not yet had time to reach a courtroom.
21 Oct 2026
Researchers say an ad firm used the real-time bidding system to profile millions of people and silently infect chosen targets. The exchange that listed the firm for years says the auction worked as intended.
16 Oct 2026
The lab says it identified an engineer accused of bugging a boardroom by reviewing his chatbot prompts and his spouse's. It called this a demonstration of what AI can do for security, and did not say who else the demonstration applies to.
14 Oct 2026
Feta's assistant keeps an hourly-updated page on every person in a user's life, member or not. The company says that is fine, because the user said yes, and the user is not the one being profiled.
5 Oct 2026
A federal judge ruled that a deputy needed a warrant to look up a driver whose only offence was a California plate. Perchpoint, whose network exists so nobody has to explain a search, is treating the explanation as an upsell.
5 Oct 2026
