Privacy-policy is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
Twitch will train on streamers’ content by default unless they opt out, per a comment from Twitch CPO Mike Minton.
Kohler's 'end-to-end encrypted' Dekoda smart toilet camera isn't actually end-to-end encrypted; data stored on Kohler's servers can be accessed and potentially used to train AI, with a price of $599 upfront plus $6.99/month.
Verge is running a no-purchase-necessary sweepstakes to win over $800 in tech ahead of Prime Day, with clear legal disclosures and US eligibility, linking entrants to a Verge Shopping newsletter.
Helios provides a UK balcony plug-in solar calculator with sizing, cost, and regulatory constraints, but the market is held back by a pending safety standard and MCS/SEG rules, making the ROI highly dependent on self-consumption and regulatory timing.
BBC Future debunks how modern cars quietly become data mines, quantifying large-scale connectivity, regulatory gaps, and rising privacy/legal action around car-derived data and insurance implications.
The Verge outlines a monthly gadget giveaway aligned with its ethics policy, detailing eligibility, entry mechanics, sponsor, and official rules.
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