Consumer AI agents are software tools designed to do more than answer questions. They can break a request into steps, use external tools and apps, and carry out tasks such as comparing products, managing digital workflows, or booking travel. Some can also work in the background on repetitive tasks. That added autonomy may make agents
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Privacy Tip #475 – Gmail Users Urged to Switch Off New Smart Features Over Privacy Concerns
By Linn Foster Freedman on
Posted in Privacy Tips
Gmail users are being urged to review and disable two key “Smart Features” settings following privacy concerns stemming from reports that these tools may allow Google to access email content to support AI‑driven services and may use users’ data for training. The two features are included in Gmail, Chat and Meet, and Google Workspace Smart…
AppLovin & Its AI: A Lesson in Accuracy
By Roma Patel on
Posted in Enforcement + Litigation
Last week, we explored a recent data breach class action and the litigation risk of such lawsuits. Companies need to be aware of litigation risk not only arising from data breaches, but also from shareholder class actions related to privacy concerns.
On March 5, 2025, a class action securities lawsuit was filed against AppLovin Corporation…