Collaborate Disseminate
New paper: “Encrypted Cloud Photo Storage Using Google Photos“:
Abstract: Cloud photo services are widely used for persistent, convenient, and often free photo storage, which is especially useful for mobile devices. As users store more and more photos… Continue reading Storing Encrypted Photos in Google’s Cloud
Google is notifying users about a major privacy breach that led to some users’ photos and videos shared with others without their consent.
The post Google Photos Shared Some Users’ Photos With Strangers Without Consent appeared first on Thurrott… Continue reading Google Photos Shared Some Users’ Photos With Strangers Without Consent
A class-action lawsuit against Facebook for the use of its tag suggestions feature looks like it’s finally done churning through the courts. Continue reading Facebook to pay $550m to settle face-tagging suit
Artist Jason Lazarus is looking for your submissions of what he calls the “world’s smallest protest sign.” Continue reading Photos of the First Known Collection of Webcam Covers
Facebook’s replaced “tag suggestions” with “face recognition” – a setting Facebook says may help to save us from identity thieves. Continue reading Facebook expands use of face recognition
By Sudais
Facebook is introducing privacy features with its new facial recognition program and stop using the one to tag users in photos.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Facebook allows users to opt out of facial recognition in… Continue reading Facebook allows users to opt out of facial recognition in photos
We all have awesome hardware projects to show off. Great photos of them are how you unlock the excitement others see in your work. Whether you’re using a DSLR or the camera in your smartphone, it’s not difficult to capture an amazing picture of the project you pour so much …read more
“I feel bad here because I feel like I’m ruining a really good story.” Continue reading Owner of USB Stick Found in Seal Poop Has Come Forward
At the end of last week Facebook revealed that an API bug had given developers of third-party apps access to the photos of millions of users.
But Facebook didn’t find out about the problem last week. It found out about it in September.
Continue reading Facebook waited months before admitting privacy bug exposed millions of users’ unposted photos