Privacy and Surveillance Update, 10/31/19 Posted on October 31, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Why The Tech Industry Wants Federal Control Over Data Privacy Laws Smart but nosy: Latest gadgets want to peer into our lives The Hapless Shake-Down Crew That Hacked Trump’s Inauguration
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 10/18/19 Posted on October 18, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ 7 Cybersecurity Threats That Can Sneak Up on You Mobile Websites Can Tap Into Your Phone’s Sensors Without Asking That sign telling you how fast you’re driving may be spying on you
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 10/3/19 Posted on October 3, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Is your smart speaker spying on you? China, Russia Spreading Surveillance Methods Around the World AI bias: How tech determines if you land job, get a loan or end up in jail
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 9/20/19 Posted on September 20, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Google Has My Dead Grandpa’s Data And He Never Used The Internet 13 Sneaky Ways FBI Agents Protect Their Homes The Internet’s ‘Original Sin’ Endangers More Than Privacy
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 9/7/19 Posted on September 7, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Two-factor authentication doesn’t work if your cell gets hijacked. Ring and its doorbell cameras have partnered with over 400 police departments Check to see if your police department is getting information from Amazon’s Ring cameras Five Concerns about Amazon Ring’s Deals with Police
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 8/31/19 Posted on August 31, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Steve Hilton: Silicon Valley’s surveillance capitalism has resulted in Big Tech killing off human privacy How Trump’s skepticism of U.S. intelligence on Russia left an election threat unchecked The Ethics of Hiding Your Data From the Machines
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 8/23/19 Posted on August 23, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Cunning malware spreads, going after your bank account Big Brother isn’t just watching: workplace surveillance can track your every move Encryption has created an uncrackable puzzle for the real world | ZDNet
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 8/16/19 Posted on August 16, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ AI Needs Your Data—and You Should Get Paid for It How hackers hacked the West
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 8/10/19 Posted on August 10, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Barr says the US needs encryption backdoors to prevent “going dark.” Um, what? Google will stop scanning your Gmail messages to sell targeted ads
Privacy and Surveillance Update, 8/3/19 Posted on August 3, 2019 by spooky — No Comments ↓ Pentagon testing mass surveillance balloons across the U.S. Amazon’s Ring doorbell police tie-up criticized The encryption debate is over, dead at the hands of Facebook
