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Even #BBC can’t resist making it difficult for users to opt out of sharing (selling) personal data to third party for profit. Needed over 30+ clicks to uncheck all boxes,…
Before digital communication, how could you have enforced such “right to forget”? Like in Mission Impossible with self destructing messages? #Privacy extended to mean you don’t have responsibility for what…
Can any app or tech startup avoid the true digital oil, your data? #privacy inc.com/jason-aten/clu…
Are we forgetting that #BitTorrent is alive and well? deadline.com/2020/08/disney…
When they say a “back-door”, it sounds so secretive. But what they are essentially asking for is to enforce multi-key for encrypted communications. But still can’t stop baddies running their…
Should #Logitech be allowed to brick a device like this? It’s not the same as stopping future updates on older iPhones. techspot.com/news/71776-log…
Still hard for traditional #legal systems to adapt quickly enough to global internet computing age. qz.com/1090825/german…
Cat-and-mouse game in digital #piracy. How about using #SmartSpeakers to track which song you own and listening to? engadget.com/2017/09/04/you…
Maybe it is time to share responsibility, not just protect companies with one-sided terms and conditions. #privacy theverge.com/2017/9/3/16249…
No difference in doing it at net provider level, at server or consumer level. More money, faster net. #Neutrality? recode.net/2017/8/31/1623…