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Can’t just get to the point? There is no nationwide ID card system in the US. #MobileBanking forbes.com/sites/forbesla…
Banning facial recognition just for local government agencies won’t help with user privacy, many companies will continue to exploit it. But will certain protect jobs by deliberately avoiding tools to…
More recognition for #Blockchain. How long before all government records are stored on public blockchains? cointelegraph.com/news/washingto…
It can easily be read as #Facebook blaming governments around the world for not regulating them early enough. cnet.com/news/facebooks…
Do you trust #Google enough? Do you think their #AI or other tech won’t be used by government or military in the future? zdnet.com/article/google…
Expected PR response, but just much harder to hide these info now, much easier to “leak” to press. theguardian.com/business/2017/…
Guess they won’t be paying #cybersecurity lobbyists to ask for more regulations for the common good. recode.net/2017/10/8/1644…
UK government clearly understands encryption, but still making such unpopular choice. Are they right? zdnet.com/article/on-enc…
Still be a job for 007 in 2019, still need to steal physical USB security keys for future CIA #GoogleDrive. theverge.com/2017/9/29/1638…
Will they block other end-to-end encrypted chat platforms? Chinese warns WhatsApp should stop spreading illegal information https://t.co/cbPvqGQJ45 pic.twitter.com/LvXZMYC9Ud — Bloomberg Technology (@technology) September 28, 2017
#Laws are supposed to protect people. Law making process hasn’t evolved much to improve speed and efficiency. engadget.com/2017/09/17/cal…
Maybe #schools shouldn’t focus so much on low cost computing. Award full service contracts and work with suppliers. pocketnow.com/2017/09/17/sch…