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Google, industry try to water down first U.S. data-privacy law (www.bloomberg.com)

posted by smallpond

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In the Future, AirPods will require User Authentication with Touch or Face ID and other unique Biometric Measures to fully Operate (www.patentlyapple.com)

posted by jobes

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BBC News launches 'dark web' Tor mirror - BBC News (www.bbc.co.uk)

posted by Dii_Casses

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Germany: Data retention to be abolished once and for all. (tutanota.com)

posted by smallpond

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Some Top 100,000 Websites Collect Everything You Type—Before You Hit Submit (www.wired.com)

posted by xyzzy

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Ring of fired: Amazon axes four workers who secretly snooped on netizens' surveillance camera footage (www.theregister.co.uk)

posted by xyzzy

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Messages, Dialer apps sent text, call info to Google (www.theregister.com)

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U.K. Police Will Soon be able to Search Through U.S. Data Without Asking a Judge (www.eff.org)

posted by jobes

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Signal is finally bringing its secure messaging to the masses (arstechnica.com)

posted by smallpond

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Proposed US law is “Trojan horse” to stop online encryption, critics say (arstechnica.com)

posted by smallpond

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Governments haven’t shown location surveillance would help contain COVID-19 (www.eff.org)

posted by smallpond

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Europol ordered to delete data not linked with crime (apnews.com)

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North Dakota’s COVID-19 app has been sending data to Foursquare and Google (www.fastcompany.com)

posted by smallpond

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Indian government to intercept, monitor, and decrypt citizens’ computers (venturebeat.com)

posted by xyzzy

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Facial recognition system to approve alcohol and cigarettes sales to be trialled by first British supermarket (www.telegraph.co.uk)

posted by smallpond

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Signal's cryptocurrency feature has gone worldwide (www.wired.com)

posted by smallpond

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Booker beware: Airbnb can scan your online life to see if you’re a suitable guest (www.standard.co.uk)

posted by jobes

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A Brief History of How Your Privacy Was Stolen (www.nytimes.com)

posted by xyzzy

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How Hackers Use An Ordinary Light Bulb To Spy On Conversations 80 Feet Away (www.forbes.com)

posted by xyzzy

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Salt-infused graphene creates an infrared cloaking device (arstechnica.com)

posted by xyzzy

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This site literally asks you to type in some of your passwords and it will estimate how long it would take to crack. Talk about a good passive phishing scheme. I HIGHLY recommend you do not type passwords in there. (random-ize.com)

posted by jobes

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Secretary of State selling vehicle records and driving information | WPBN (upnorthlive.com)

posted by OeeThaGreat

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Facebook attacked over app that reveals period dates of its users (www.theguardian.com)

posted by CDanger

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Proton wins appeal in Swiss court over surveillance laws (www.swissinfo.ch)

posted by smallpond

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How to poison the data that Big Tech uses to surveil you (www.technologyreview.com)

posted by smallpond

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