Collaborate Disseminate
Lawrence Abrams, writing at Bleeping Computer, reports on new privacy decisions at Mozilla Foundation targeting the privacy of the organization’s Firefox browser: of which, is apparently slated to block all tracking bits…
I’ll beleive it when I se… Continue reading Mozilla Firefox Slated To Block All Trackers: Crowd Goes Wild
via The Outline author Paris Martineau, comes this tale of opt-in/opt-out, GlaxoSmithKline 23andMe. and of course, The Goods – , your DNA. Which results in a nagging question: Why would I (or you for that matter), agree to hand over my uniquely identi… Continue reading Bye-Bye, DNA – Hello GSK (and others)
via the prolific Cyrus Farivar (author of Habeas Data), whilst opining at our beloved Ars Technica, elaborates upon the 2018/06/22 decision by our United States Supreme Court. In which, Cyrus details the decision SCOTUS has come to, regarding the app… Continue reading The Supremes, Warrants Required
via Ben Coxworth, writing at NewAtlas, comes a fascinating discussion of an AI duel, of sorts. Squarely ensconced in the facial recognition arena, this is a story you won’t want to miss. Today’s Must Read!
‘As concerns over privacy and data security … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence, The Facial Recognition Debacle
via Martin Brinkmann, writing at GHacks, comes a report detailing the release of the most recent version of PrivacyBadger crafted by developers at Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). Now at Version 2018.5.10, PrivacyBadger will protect you from web … Continue reading EFF Releases New PrivacyBadger, Now at Version 2018.5.10