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LinkedIn will soon train AI models with data from European users Original

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By Alex Ivanovs
LinkedIn is preparing to switch on generative-AI training that draws from European members’ data, setting November 3, 2025 as the go-live date. The company says it will rely on “legitimate interests” as its legal basis and will offer an opt-out so members can refuse use of their data for training—promising that private messages are excluded. The change applies across the EU/EEA, United Kingdom, and Switzerland. This is a pivot from last year’s pause.
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Linksys Velop routers send Wi-Fi passwords in plaintext to US servers

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By Alex Ivanovs
| stackdiary.com
According to Testaankoop, the Belgian equivalent of the Consumers’ Association, two types of Linksys routers are sending Wi-Fi login details in plaintext to Amazon (AWS) servers. This discovery involves the Linksys Velop Pro 6E and Velop Pro 7 mesh routers. During routine installation checks, Testaankoop detected several data packets being transmitted to an AWS server in the US.
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Figma will use your content to train its AI

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By Alex Ivanovs
| stackdiary.com
Figma, the popular collaborative design platform, recently announced it is also getting in on the AI hype train. The company’s latest move will also involve leveraging user-generated content to train its AI models, a decision that was somewhat expected to happen. At its annual conference in San Francisco on June 26, 2024, Figma unveiled “Figma AI,” a suite of AI-powered features designed to enhance user productivity and creativity.
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