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Women around the world are being urged to think twice about the privacy trade-offs that come with using period tracking apps. While these apps promise convenience and empowerment, a new report from researchers at the University of Cambridge warns they might come with "real and frightening" privacy and safety risks.
In an effort to clamp down on personal data leaks, Malaysia's Digital Ministry is rolling out its first-ever intelligence system to track and monitor the online sale of personal data. Dubbed the "Threat Intelligence Capacity Support Automation for Personal Data Breach Case Management Project", the initiative—led by the Personal Data Protection (PDP) Commissioner—is set to launch in Q2 this year. (Yes, the name is a mouthful, but at least it sounds impressive enough to scare off data thieves.)
