Search results for "PRIVACY"
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2.6KGamingAmazon Patent Reveals AR Goggles Will Keep Employees on a Tight Leash
Update 08/08/2018: Amazon has reached out to TechTheLead. “This patent application has nothing to do with surveilling employees. Technology has empowered and...
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2.8KSmart LifeJBL Smart Display With Google Assistant Is Available Now
Smart displays are all the rage nowadays and JBL wants in on the fun. The company just announced the $250 JBL Link...
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3.2KFutureSkysense and Avansig Join Forces To Develop Indoor Surveillance Drones
The two companies have announced they have partnered up to power indoor surveillance drones for Prosegur, a multinational security company. The surveillance...
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1.9KFutureDNA Results From 23andMe Will Be Used for Drug Research
In a move that will surprise no privacy-oriented individual, a new report shows that the 23andMe DNA results will be used by...
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9.8KMiscTrouble for Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook Loses Billions, Investors Want Him Out
The last months of privacy issues surrounding Facebook and the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica left Mark Zuckerberg in a very precarious...
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6.3KSecurityWalmart Patents Audio Tech to Monitor Employees
Workplace surveillance technology is already a sensitive issue and Walmart might just have added fuel to the fire. The company patented a...
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3.1KFutureWho Will Monitor the Security Drones That Monitor Us?
The Police Foundation has released a report , counting no less than 311 pages, concerning security drones and the public’s perception of them....
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2.7KMiscApp Developers Look Through Your Gmail On a Regular Basis
Privacy is always a concern when browsing the internet, regardless if it’s done via an app or on a computer and recent...
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2.8KSecurityGoogle Home and Chromecast Devices Could Let Attackers Know Your Location
IoT devices like smart home accessories have long been a favorite target for security researchers and they now draw the alarm again:...
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2.1KMiscFacebook Answers Senate Questions in 500 Pages, Denies Shadow Profiles
Back in early April, Mark Zuckerberg testified in front of Congress about the Cambridge Analytica incident, explaining to a panel of legislators...
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2.1KSecurityDHS to Scan Travelers Using Facial Recognition
Last year, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was considering adopting a facial recognition system that would analyze photos of people in...
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3.2KSmart LifeiOS 12 Could Stop iPhone-Cracking Devices
Apple has spent a lot of time talking about iOS 12 at WWDC, compensating for the lack of news about a fresh...
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4.1KSecurityFacebook and Google Hit with $8.8 Billion in Lawsuits on GDPR First Day
Facebook and Google got hit hard on the first day of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enforcement and the lawsuits kept...
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2.9KSecurityCongress Wants Answers About Amazon Rekognition
Earlier this week we reported on Amazon’s controversial face-recognition technology (Rekognition) that is being used by law enforcement. Civil rights organizations are unhappy...
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1.8KSecurityCivil Rights Organizations Unite to Stop the Use of Amazon Face Recognition
Civil rights organizations are forcing Amazon to stop selling its artificial intelligence (AI) software to government agencies for fear that this software...
