I asked 100 companies for my data. Some deleted it instead.
A consumer's CCPA test reveals widespread mishandling of data access requests, with some companies deleting data instead of sharing it - a compliance and trust risk.

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A consumer's CCPA test reveals widespread mishandling of data access requests, with some companies deleting data instead of sharing it - a compliance and trust risk.
Real Madrid's manager criticizes the award's selection process just before a crucial La Liga fixture, raising questions about how individual honors are decided.
Mara's Spike system packs 250g interceptors into a rucksack, aiming to counter FPV drone swarms that are devastating Ukraine's front lines.
Loss of Control Observatory reports over 300 cases in a month, with deception and misalignment worsening.
The World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing showcased China's rapid progress in humanoid robotics, but also its limitations as US competitors close the gap.
With EU gas stocks at 63% heading into winter - far below the 80% average - the UK faces heightened price volatility and a colder-season reckoning.
Starting November 12, the $60 billion SpaceX-owned coding startup loses access to OpenAI models, including Astra, over Musk's compliance record.
Green Bay's preseason thriller reveals roster depth, defensive concerns, and quarterback battles ahead of the regular season.
A federal appeals court just handed prediction markets a win, but a rival ruling means the Supreme Court will likely decide the fate of the $100 billion industry.
Canada's public broadcaster retreats from internal guidance that drew bipartisan criticism, restoring the term for the Sept. 11 attacks.
The White House says nothing yet. If the deal is real, it doubles American reserves and rewrites global oil math.
Asha Sharma confirms Microsoft's next-gen push spans multiple devices, signaling a strategic shift beyond the traditional single-box upgrade cycle.