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Chat with RTX from NVIDIA is free, works fully locally on the user's computer and does not need an internet connection. And this means a much higher level of data privacy and significantly faster work.

The current requirement to obtain consent for cookies has caused an avalanche of banners on most websites, which has become burdensome for internet users. The European Union is working on new regulations that are intended to make the process of rejecting them even easier for users.

On January 4, 2024, Google began implementing a new feature called Tracking Protection into its flagship browser. The tool is ultimately intended to remove all external cookies from Google Chrome and provide users with better privacy protection. Currently, the solution is in the testing phase.

Facebook is introducing a "Link History" tab in its mobile applications. It will allow for easy finding of all the pages visited by users without having to search for them again. However, this function raises further concerns about privacy.

Google has reached a preliminary settlement in another class action lawsuit. This time, the company is accused of tracking users in incognito mode, for which it faces a payout of up to 5 billion dollars in damages. How will the process unfold further?

The European Center for Digital Rights has sued Facebook and Instagram's subscription service in the Austrian data protection office. The organization argues that Meta in this way creates an illusion of data protection choice and makes users pay for their basic right to privacy.

The fall of WeWork and the verdict of Sam Bankman-Fried. Additionally, AI Safety Summit, Elon Musk's new chatbot and the proceedings of the Polish UODO against OpenAI. This is what we lived through in the first week of November 2023.

The European Union has decided to extend the ban on so-called behavioral advertising on Facebook and Instagram services. The previous ban introduced by Norway, a country not a member of the EU, will now apply in 30 community countries.

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC), under the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), has imposed a fine of 345 million euros on TikTok for violating children's privacy. This is the largest fine that TikTok has received from regulatory authorities so far.