Prince Harry breaks silence as 'flirty' exchange with reporter uncovered

Prince Harry issued an important statement amid talks surrounding his old 'flirty' messages to a reporter.

For the unversed, the Duke of Sussex returned to headlines with his surprise appearance at the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) Conference in Washington, D.C.

On March 31, Harry pictured attending and speaking at the gathering of "digital responsibility professionals, attracting top experts in privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity law."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are known for their strong stance on the harms caused by digital media. They recently celebrated the court verdict related to how the big tech platforms are "exploiting" the young generations.

Now, a statement has been released on Harry and Meghan's official Sussex website, sharing his two cents at the conference related to the significance of privacy protections in the digital world.

At the key gathering, Harry said, "We can invest in human-centred technology led by human-centred leadership."

The Duke shed light on how the tech leaders have not been taking responsibility and accountability for the dangers and lack of privacy in the digital world.

He urged the world's leaders to join forces and demand "responsibility and better alignment between business models and human outcomes, especially standing at the beginning of the next world-shaping shift – artificial intelligence."

It is important to note that the Duke of Sussex's team addressed his latest engagement following the disclosure of Harry's private messages to journalist Charlotte Griffiths in the High Court during his privacy case.