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![]() Investor proposals limiting Amazon’s face recognition sales can now proceed after the company argued they concerned “an insignificant public policy issue.”
Al Cannistra's insight:
can big brother be put on hold? should it be? . .
![]() The ambition is to turn videos into a medium as easily searched as a text document. A team from India just took some important steps toward that end.
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big bro... . .
![]() The little pocket supercomputers we all constantly carry around with us aren’t just supplying us with useful information, they’re also collecting a host of data on us and our habits, all of the time. Here’s a guide to what gets collected by your smartphone and the apps running on it, and how you can take back some control.
Al Cannistra's insight:
you ARE being watched! . . |
![]() If you use Google apps on your phone, Google keeps a log of everywhere you go with stunning detail. Here's how to stop Google from tracking your location and delete its log of where you've been.
Al Cannistra's insight:
I wonder if the bad guys know to turn this off? mine has been turned off for a while now - I am not a bad guy.... . .
![]() From a consumer point of view, it’s hard to get too upset about Apple’s position on privacy, even if it’s a little complicated. The company has a strong voice in Washington, and during the Trump era, congressional Democrats may need all the help they can get to pass meaningful data privacy legislation before 2020.
Al Cannistra's insight:
self-serving interests ? . .
![]() Several companies are using software to automatically detect guns in schools, but it’s still difficult to judge the accuracy or integrity of their systems.
Al Cannistra's insight:
Once step closer to a government that knows who and where you are – or, perhaps the inevitable road to where no man has gone before…. . . |
reminds me of words from a song... "every breath you take"...
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