Collaborate Disseminate
The US state wants to make sure employers don’t “overstep their bounds” by imposing mandatory employee microchipping. Continue reading Employers can’t force you to get microchipped, Indiana reps say
To comply with California’s new data privacy law, companies that collect information on consumers and users are forced to be more transparent about it. Sometimes the results are creepy. Here’s an article about Ralphs, a California supermarket chain owned by Kroger: …the form proceeds to state that, as part of signing up for a rewards card, Ralphs "may collect" information… Continue reading Customer Tracking at Ralphs Grocery Store
And why they are a tracking company.
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Sometimes it’s hard to tell the corporate surveillance operations from the government ones: Google reportedly has a database called Sensorvault in which it stores location data for millions of devices going back almost a decade. The article is about geofence warrants, where the police go to companies like Google and ask for information about every device in a particular geographic… Continue reading Google Receives Geofence Warrants
A new, comprehensive code will compel online services to put children’s health and safety before data-collecting profits. Continue reading Privacy watchdog throws wider net to protect children online
New research outlines vulnerabilities in Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Protection that can reveal user browsing behavior to third parties. Continue reading Google: Flaws in Apple’s Private-Browsing Technology Allow for Third-Party Tracking
Google doesn’t want to block third-party cookies in Chrome right now. It has promised to make them obsolete later, though. Wait – what? Continue reading Google to kill third-party Chrome cookies in two years
My goal is to develop a piece of software which is illegal in my country. Obviously I don’t want anyone to be able to trace the code back to me or prove that I developed it after deployment.
What precautions would be needed? … Continue reading Untraceable software development
AWS said the data was anonymous and to help understand attendance at certain events. Continue reading Amazon Conference Badges Tracked Attendees’ Movements
Privacy concerns will ratchet up further around IoT and 5G. Even if the industry manages to secure the billions of IoT devices already deployed, they permeate so many aspects of life that it will be nearly impossible to keep personal and private inform… Continue reading The privacy and security trends that will shape 2020