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Reddit will make everyone log in to browse the site
Reddit plans to make the site available only to logged-in users. The first tests will run in several markets outside the US, and the news arrived alongside the company's Q3 2026 earnings.
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AdFection: Spyware Delivered to Journalists Through an Ad Network — Without a Single Click
Citizen Lab researchers describe a first-of-its-kind attack that fuses malvertising with zero-click infection: the surveillance ad-tech ecosystem turned into a precision delivery channel for spyware.
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Pennsylvania to require labels on AI-generated ads
The state's governor has signed a law requiring disclosures about artificial intelligence in advertising. Critics note the text leaves plenty of loopholes.
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Google now says it may use your Gmail and Photos data to target ads
Google has updated its privacy policy so that, if you turn on personalized AI features, the contents of your mail, drive, and photos may be used to serve personalized ads.
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Targeted ads used to deliver 0-click exploits and install mercenary spyware
Researchers report what appears to be the first confirmed case of commercial spyware delivered through targeted advertising.
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Citizen Lab: governments are hacking devices through ads and zero-click spyware
Digital rights researchers have confirmed for the first time that government spyware is being delivered through online ads. Dozens of devices at Al Jazeera have already fallen victim.
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Norway slaps Microsoft ad unit with $9.6M fine over Grindr data
Norway's data protection authority has issued its largest-ever fine — 92 million kroner — to Xandr for unlawfully sharing sensitive data of Grindr users with thousands of advertisers.
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Study: AI services leak user data to advertisers
A PDF with the playful title "Prompt like a butterfly, sting like a tracker" argues that the companies behind AI services pass user data to advertising trackers.
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Google Won't Be Forced to Sell Its Ad Exchange Despite Losing Antitrust Case
A U.S. federal court has rejected the Justice Department's key demand: Google gets to keep its AdX ad exchange. Across three antitrust cases, Google comes out almost unscathed.
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FTC Accuses Amazon of Secretly Inflating Ad Prices
The US Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of 22 states have sued Amazon, accusing the company of rigging its advertising auctions in a scheme that allegedly netted more than $20 billion at customers' expense.
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Germany Forces Apple to Level Its Tracking Consent Prompts in ATT
The Bundeskartellamt has made Apple's promises to overhaul App Tracking Transparency binding: the company will no longer be able to impose stricter requirements on third-party apps than on its own.
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LG monitors were quietly installing an app on Windows that advertised McAfee
Some LG monitors were silently installing a program on connected computers through Windows Update that displayed ads for McAfee antivirus. After the story went public, Microsoft said LG would disable the pop-ups.