A massive data leak from a Canadian app has exposed over 360,000 files, highlighting how digital footprints never truly disappear.

Every click, search, and message leaves a trace, raising serious concerns about online privacy, cybersecurity, and data protection. Experts warn that even deleted content can be vulnerable to breaches, making personal information susceptible to misuse.

The incident serves as a stark reminder to users worldwide to remain vigilant about digital security and the long-term impact of online activity.

Every Click and Message Leaves a Trace: Over 360,000 Files Exposed in Canadian App Leak

Lunar New Year festivities kick off globally, marking the start of the Year of the Snake, as people from different cultures come together to celebrate traditions, family, and the promise of a new year.

The year of the snake begins with Lunar New Year celebrations worldwide

As we all are in the thick of the chill embrace of winter in most parts of the world one of the comforting concussions that has always taken centre stage is hot chocolate. Our next story takes you through the joyfulness that binds this beverage and its Universal appearance a symphony of flavours.

Exploring global hot chocolate variations

Heatwaves and devastating wildfires are scorching the Northern Hemisphere, leading to record-breaking temperatures across continents and prompting authorities to issue warnings about the severe impacts of global warming.

Temperatures reach new highs: World witnesses record-breaking heat

Over 75% people in the world want ban on single-use plastics as quickly as possible, found a global survey on Tuesday. This comes as the members of the United Nations put together to begin talks on a world treaty to rein in plastic air pollution.

75% people worldwide want ban on single-use plastics, finds global survey

The global coronavirus toll has surpassed the milestone of 27 million cases, US-based Johns Hopkins University said on Monday. The exact case count is 27,002,224, according to the situation report.

Worldwide coronavirus cases cross 27 million: Johns Hopkins University

More than 17 million individuals have recovered from COVID-19 around the world, days after 26 million cases of the novel coronavirus were confirmed globally, according to the most recent data available from the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.

Over 17 million recovered worldwide from coronavirus: Johns Hopkins University

The total number of coronavirus cases in the world has crossed 80 lakh-mark while the virus-related death toll has now risen to nearly 4.4 lakh, confirmed Johns Hopkins University.

Coronavirus cases exceed 8 million worldwide, jump by a million in 1 week

Embattled office-sharing firm WeWork will lay off 2,400 employees worldwide, about a fifth of its workforce, as it struggles to reorganize amid mounting losses, the company announced Thursday.

WeWork to lay off 2,400 workers worldwide

US FDA recalls MDH sambhar powder: What is Salmonella contamination, ways to prevent it

Doctors say there have been only 138 recorded cases of trichophagia -- an addiction to eating one's own hair -- worldwide

WATCH: Jaipur woman addicted to eating her own hair

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