Apple’s new Vision Pro is a privacy mess waiting to happen: The Vision Pro, arriving Friday, brings us a whole new dimension of privacy risks ...
washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/01/30/apple-vision-pro-privacy/
Quick Glance: Optic ID: Apple Unveils Vision Pro's Iris Authentication
- Apple shares additional details about Optic ID, the iris authentication option for Vision Pro.
- Optic ID recognizes the uniqueness of your iris, allowing quick unlocking, Apple Pay authorization, third-party app access, and more.
- Optic ID adapts to various lighting conditions and updates your enrolled template after each successful authentication.
- For users requiring vision correction, Optic ID works with Vision Pro's ZEISS optical inserts and prescription soft contact lenses.
Does Your HR Department Use AI for Hiring? Here's What You Should Know: When algorithms influence who gets hired and promoted, there are legal and ethical ...
inc.com/jennifer-conrad/does-your-hr-department-use-ai-for-hiring-heres-what-you-should-know.html
Quick Glance: AI Containment: Adapting Cold War Strategy to New Threat
- The last two years have seen remarkable advances in artificial intelligence.
- The next few years promise even larger and more efficient AI models capable of real creativity and complex planning.
- This technology will rapidly proliferate.
- This modern form of containment is necessary to manage and prevent AI-related catastrophes and ensure it becomes one of the most extraordinary and beneficial inventions in human history.
Facebook watches your teens online as they prep for college. How Meta uses the data
usatoday.com/story/news/education/2023/11/22/facebook-meta-tracking-pixels/71665668007/
The Best DNA Testing Kit: If you’re okay with the privacy risks that accompany a DNA testing service, we think our pick is best for exploring your ethnicity or ...
nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-dna-test/
EU top court's ruling spells trouble for scoring algorithms: The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) ruled on Thursday (7 December) that decision-making by scoring ...
euractiv.com/section/data-privacy/news/eu-top-courts-ruling-spill-trouble-for-scoring-algorithms/
Snap’s AI chatbot draws scrutiny in UK over kids’ privacy concerns: Snap’s AI chatbot has landed the company on the radar of the UK’s data protection watchdog ...
techcrunch.com/2023/10/06/snap-ico-notice/
Quick Glance: Actors' Union Criticizes Hollywood Studios' 'Double Standard' in AI Usage
- TV and film studios should obtain explicit consent, give fair compensation, and credit actors when using their likeness for training generative AI systems.
- The SAG-AFTRA union argued this week to the US federal government that there is a 'double standard' in the relationship between actors and corporations regarding copyright infringement.
- Actors are concerned about studios cloning their faces, bodies, or voices to automatically create new content.
- The union is advocating for higher wages, better working conditions, and protections against AI encroaching on actors' livelihoods.
Tech companies are selling your privacy back to you: This resurgence of privacy-focused ads has a lot to do with the popularity of data laws.
engadget.com/tech-companies-data-privacy-ads-marketing-183049670.html
TikTok Creators’ Financial Info, Social Security Numbers Have Been Stored In China
forbes.com/sites/alexandralevine/2023/05/30/tiktok-creators-data-security-china/
Over the past several years, thousands of TikTok creators and businesses around the world have given the company sensitive financial information—including ... Show more
Over the past several years, thousands of TikTok creators and businesses around the world have given the company sensitive financial information—including ... Show more
Meta’s $1.3 Billion Fine Is a Strike Against Surveillance Capitalism: The record-breaking GDPR penalty for data transfers to the US could upend Meta's business ...
wired.com/story/meta-gdpr-fine-ireland/
Quick Glance: Meta fined €1bn for violating EU data regulations
- The Irish data protection regulator has issued a record fine of €1.2bn (£1.04bn) to the owner of WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook.
- This is the largest fine ever imposed for violating the general data protection regulations (GDPR) which require permission from the data owner before using their personal information.
- Meta was fined for transferring EU citizens' data to the US for processing, despite a 2020 verdict from the highest EU court stating that the data was not sufficiently protected from US spying agencies.
- Meta has announced plans to seek court stays of the order.
A new Tech Brief Podcast episode is out! 🎙️
Luca Bertuzzi discussed how GDPR enforcement trends are influencing the global conversation on data ... Show more
The global prospects for data protection
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Why child safety bills are popping up all over the US: They’re shaping consequential policies around privacy, parental rights, and speech in the US.
technologyreview.com/2023/04/24/1071992/child-safety-privacy-bills-us-tech-policy/
Iowa’s Privacy Law Is ‘Weakest’ So Far, Doesn’t Give People the Right to Opt Out of Targeted Ads
adweek.com/programmatic/iowa-privacy-law-weakest-so-far-doesnt-give-people-the-right-to-opt-out-of-targeted-ads/
Agencies Adopt a Cautious Approach to Gathering Metaverse Data: Regulators are cracking down on biometric data collection.
adweek.com/programmatic/agencies-adopt-a-cautious-approach-to-gathering-metaverse-data/
How to Set Up Your Kid’s ‘Smart’ Toy: Is it your child’s new best friend, or a surveillance nightmare waiting to happen? Here’s how to tell the difference.
wired.com/story/how-to-set-up-kids-smart-toys/
Why California’s new child privacy law could yield new protections nationwide: Because it can be difficult for technology companies to apply different rules to ...
fastcompany.com/90809105/why-californias-new-child-privacy-law-could-yield-new-protections-nationwide
NZ-owned edtech companies pledge not to spy on Kiwi schoolkids: Multinational companies harvesting pupils' personal data is sparking controversy overseas.
nzherald.co.nz/nz/nz-owned-edtech-companies-pledge-not-to-spy-on-kiwi-schoolkids/AIXC3GG7DAXEG37PTMOV4PNMAY/
Beloved browser extension acquired by non-beloved antivirus firm: You can see why some don't want Avast having access to every site they visit.
arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/09/beloved-browser-extension-acquired-by-non-beloved-antivirus-firm/
Dystopia Is Upon Us. Are You Ready?: From constant surveillance to algorithms that decide what we see, society is entering territory reserved for fictional ...
wired.com/story/dystopia-tips-prepare-fight-back/
Payment data could become evidence of abortion, now illegal in some states: Financial companies collect a lot of payment data from customers. Prosecutors could ...
nytimes.com/2022/06/29/business/payment-data-abortion-evidence.html
Could the data in your period-tracking app be used against you?: Many use their phones to track their cycles. But what happens to that data if abortion becomes ...
tampabay.com/news/health/2022/05/24/could-the-data-in-your-period-tracking-app-be-used-against-you/
Big Tech loves talking up privacy – while trying to kill privacy legislation: Study claims Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft work to derail data rules
theregister.com/2022/05/27/big_tech_privacy/
Should you worry about data from your period-tracking app being used against you?
thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2022/05/23/should-you-worry-about-data-from-your-period-tracking-app-being-used-against-you
Should you worry about data from your period-tracking app being used against you?
stltoday.com/lifestyles/health-med-fit/health/should-you-worry-about-data-from-your-period-tracking-app-being-used-against-you/article_1fb266c5-6bc3-574c-a445-e244b892f01e.html
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