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It’s not the first time #Facebook trying to get into payment business. Maybe with new #crypto can achieve holy grail of PII? Optimal pricing and trading of personal privacy data?…
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…
#Safari cross-site tracking prevention breaks #Taobao and #Tmall logins in China. Very annoying. I am forced to turn it off or use #Chrome to do my shopping.
#Google will take your user privacy seriously? They won’t use any data from you to sell more ads? reuters.com/article/us-alp…
Privacy is a joke for #Facebook. #MarkZuckerberg announced new focus on keeping less data about users and more end-to-end encryption. Will be a good excuse in the future to say…
It’s not the first time #Apple removes apps for misusing MDM features. slashgear.com/apple-removes-…
What’s the point of a penalty if it doesn’t deter #Facebook to violate user #privacy again? It seems more like a well considered cost of doing business for them. techcrunch.com/2019/04/24/fac…
#Facebook is so good at carefully saying that they have not “internally abused or improperly accessed” 600 million user passwords. But not to specifically how they have used it. Do…
I won’t trust #Google not to track every single data packet if they sell me a network router. 9to5google.com/2019/04/05/goo…
Can be tricky for #Airbnb to solve this one. To sweep for bugging devices everytime? The owners might not even be involved. But we still trust hotels, right? digitaltrends.com/home/airbnb-hi…
Will there be hidden hardware to potentially track users too? Like hidden microphones, infrared sensors, how about x-ray vision? Can you trust #Nest or #Google? Or rely on youtubers to…
The funny part is, why does #MarkZuckerberg think he can pick and choose regulations which are compatible with #Facebook‘s business model of selling user privacy based advertising? facebook.com/4/posts/101070…