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Oculus’ Privacy Architects Discuss Their Open-ended Privacy Policy & Biometric Data

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Oculus will be releasing a new Privacy Policy and Terms of Service tomorrow that will go into effect on May 20th, just five days before the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy law enforcement deadline of May 25th. LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE OF THE VOICES OF VR PODCAST. Jenny Hall.

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Twitter’s New Privacy Policy Is a Video Game That Sucks

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Twitter unveiled a game designed to help users get a handle on the platform’s privacy policies on Tuesday. It’s both cheery and deeply confusing. Read more.

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TikTok Quietly Tweaks Privacy Policy to Collect Your Biometric Data

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TikTok quietly updated its privacy policy earlier this week in a way that allows the company to automatically collect extensive data on users in the United States—including data about their faces and their voice. Read more.

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India Reportedly Demands WhatsApp Reverse Its 'Discriminatory' Privacy Policies

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The international uproar over WhatsApp’s new privacy policy got a jolt of energy this week, with a new letter reportedly from Indian authorities telling the company to walk back its changes to the platform—or else. Read more.

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WhatsApp: Users Who Don’t Accept Our New Privacy Policy Won’t Be Able to Read or Send Messages

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After causing a huge virtual meltdown with the announcement of its new privacy policy, and then postponing the implementation of said policy due to online fury, WhatsApp has spent the last few weeks trying not to stir up trouble.

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After Failing to Tweet Through It, WhatsApp Delays Privacy Policy Updates

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After trying—and failing—to combat public outrage using a series of ostensibly well-intentioned tweets , WhatsApp announced on Friday that it would postpone its plans to implement a spate of controversial changes to its privacy policy. Read more.

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Backpedaling, WhatsApp Says It Won't Lobotomize Accounts That Refuse Privacy Policy Update

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WhatsApp initially threatened to revoke core functions for users that refused to accept its controversial new privacy policy, only to walk back the severity of those consequences earlier this month amid international backlash , and now, it’s doing away with them altogether (for the time being, at least). Read more.

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