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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…
Does it mean your building security guard should have got your explicit consent to look at your face to train to recognize and open the door for you? And tell…
#Facebook focusing on privacy, is it for users benefits or to avoid legal scrutiny? Will it solve the problem of spreading fake news and misleading the public? And who will…
#Flickr to “protect” users’ CC photos or just to protect their own usage stats? engadget.com/2019/03/09/fli…
This not new. #Apple always had full control of iOS platform and can kill any app remotely. They have only used such power a few times, but we shouldn’t be…
#Facebook is evil. Choose your VPN provider carefully, they might not steal your data, but they can certainly know a lot about your usage. Run your own server if needed,…
#Facetime group calling bug, sending video and voice before accepting the call, embarrassing for #Apple. Lucky to be stopped on the server side by disabling group calling feature for all…
#Whatsapp with a new kind of freedom of speech. zdnet.com/article/whatsa…
DNA testing companies don’t care about the accuracy at this stage, just to collect as many samples as they can. Their valuation will be tied to their sample library size….
#Facebook won’t take user privacy seriously for 22.5 million dollars, try 22.5 billion! sify.com/finance/facebo…
So #Google won’t be just watching or listening to you anymore. It will be feeling you! siliconangle.com/2019/01/01/goo…