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Allie Rasmus

Allie Rasmus

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Reporter, KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

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  • Bay Area non-profits host free digital 'self-defense' workshop

    By Allie Rasmus Verified|KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)VerifiedOAKLAND, Calif. - From the ads you click on to the words you search online, personal digital data is constantly being collected and sold. While advertisers typically use this information for marketing purposes, it can also be accessed by law enforcement agencies or exploited by hackers. In response to growing privacy concerns, a coalition of Bay Area nonprofits is hosting what they're calling a "privacy self-defense" workshop. The goal is to help people protect their personal information.

    By Allie Rasmus Verified · KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • FDA to restrict some makers of weight loss drugs starting next month

    By Allie Rasmus Verified|KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)VerifiedSILVER SPRING, Md. - Starting next month, the Food and Drug Administration will restrict who can make and sell popular weight-loss medications known as  GLP-1s. The FDA says compounding pharmacies, which make similar versions of name-brand drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy, will no longer be allowed to sell them after the end of April and May. In 2022, weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and others experienced a surge in popularity.

    By Allie Rasmus Verified · KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Bay Area non-profits host free digital 'self-defense' workshop

    By Allie Rasmus Verified|KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)VerifiedOAKLAND, Calif. - From the ads you click on to the words you search online, personal digital data is constantly being collected and sold. While advertisers typically use this information for marketing purposes, it can also be accessed by law enforcement agencies or exploited by hackers. In response to growing privacy concerns, a coalition of Bay Area nonprofits is hosting what they're calling a "privacy self-defense" workshop. The goal is to help people protect their personal information.

    By Allie Rasmus Verified · KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

    Apr. 07, 2025

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KTVU-TV (Oakland, CA)

Oakland, United States