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DNA analysis service GEDmatch suffers breach exposing 1.3 million DNA profiles

TechSpot

After a preliminary investigation, it was revealed that a treasure trove of DNA profiles had been made available for law enforcement searches (and by extension, all other users of the service). On July 19, a major security breach prompted the owners of DNA analysis service GEDmatch to take the website offline.

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Boosting Your Association's Revenue with Attractive Microcopy

Association TV

If your page is expertly designed then you can get away with microcopy on the subtle side, like Google has on its search page. You can be cute, like a law firm’s “contact us” button reading as “Lawyer Up” might be a clever and engaging way to communicate their brand to their audience. So how is this relevant to you? Keep it concise.

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Indian agency searches fintech Paytm, Razorpay and Cashfree offices in Chinese loan apps probe

TechCrunch

India’s financial crime fighting agency searched the offices of fintech unicorns Paytm and Razorpay as well as Cashfree on Friday as part of an ongoing investigation into fraudulent Chinese loan apps, it said Saturday, the latest in a series of probes in recent months. The agency said it seized an amount of $2.13

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Massachusetts on the verge of becoming first state to ban police use of facial recognition

The Verge

Massachusetts lawmakers this week voted to ban the use of facial recognition by law enforcement and public agencies in a sweeping police reform bill that received significant bipartisan support. Illustration by Alex Castro / Th.

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Report: Match Group dating apps conceal assault cases

Mashable Tech

Yet, his account remained up — and he was even made a "Standout" (a profile spotlighted for getting a lot of attention). SEE ALSO: Meta-funded program teaches tweens about online exploitation Despite women reporting Matthews on the app, his profile remained up.

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Rite Aid used facial recognition in secret across hundreds of its stores

The Verge

Concerns over the unregulated use of facial recognition in the US, both by law enforcement and private companies, has been steadily growing over the last few years, fueled by studies that show the tech in its current form to be inherently flawed and more likely to misclassify the gender and identity of Black individuals.

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The 10 most innovative data science companies of 2025

Fast Company Tech

This has raised the profile and pursuit of data science: After all, as Airbyte CEO and co-founder Michel Tricot succinctly put it, no data, no AI. It has partnered with government agencies, financial institutions, and cybersecurity firms in more than 70 countries and more than 250 law enforcement agencies worldwide.

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