In the attempt of "detecting stress", they would probably be "causing stress" because there is now always someone watching you (not that you might be committing anything, just the lack of comfort due to people always watching you). So pretty much getting rid of people who has the potential of camera shyness
Most Custiomer service calls says they are recording the conversation for training purpose (Surprise! talk on the phone now needs training), So when they do so It is usually implied that you can. In any case, the point is not to use the recording to sue them (so in case it may not be legally obtained) but to release it to public to drive their PR to the ground.
What kind of honest lives? We probably can't rule out the possibility that they can, in the future, tape your sex act at home from all the way in space. So in that case we should stop having kids then? That would get rid of most of the human race pretty quick
Their straight answer is that the industry needs more workers or otherwise they will be forced to break such agreements and push up the wages which make the other firm to go on a head hunt and jack up the wages further.
New talents will be nigh impossible to develop from scratch because it's the same guys who shifts between the big firms. Is it really so hard to develop talent who isn't currently working for those firms?
The F117 may have been in a golden age for stealth technology, it will be interesting to see if the F35 arrives to late to be effective against other countries with advanced radar systems."
On one hand, most businesses are locked into using Windows, and on the other hand, Microsoft are phasing out everything every now and then in order to force you to pay them to upgrade. On top of that businesses usually have draconian versions of stuff that won't run without equally draconian versions of Windows/Office/IE. I wonder how do people get into that spiral
Then you probably has a whole lot of sophisticated stuff just to do what a normal stethoscope can do.
And the privacy concern: someone else may look over your shoulders for Skype calls? Like your estranged spouse/offsprings...
I would imagine these are for the case where the patient can't get to the doctor's office frequently. Whether this raise privacy concerns would be open for interpretation.
Peiople tolerate this when they are not otherwise suffering Materially. Arab Spring didn't get triggered when the general population is well fed, they triggered when people have problems living on at the conditions at the time (because they are broke?)
...why they have not banned text service altogether by now. Or phones because people can do conference calls. C'mon, If they really monitor everything, it's easy to root those guys out instead of having the need to restrict it. Slap the "conspiracy to topple the government" and voila! People will stop doing it very soon.
IPv6 would be a bit problematic because not every ISP has IPv6 and it can mount to being discriminatory based on who you choose as ISP or simply where you live.
Then comes the hand gesture "Oh no you didn't" which will make the device play the legal justifications in the voice that is used by the GPS and other things.
Whether the Law enforcement agencies are capable of producing evidence to link it is the wrongdoing of some particular group in the juridiction the group is operating in is entirely different.
I would guess Russia would start protecting these guys if it pisses of the US enough for the US to charge them with something, just like Edward Snowden.
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In the attempt of "detecting stress", they would probably be "causing stress" because there is now always someone watching you (not that you might be committing anything, just the lack of comfort due to people always watching you). So pretty much getting rid of people who has the potential of camera shyness
Most Custiomer service calls says they are recording the conversation for training purpose (Surprise! talk on the phone now needs training), So when they do so It is usually implied that you can. In any case, the point is not to use the recording to sue them (so in case it may not be legally obtained) but to release it to public to drive their PR to the ground.
Certainly. Your voter information will probably not be collected by the Election Bureaus/Agencies
What kind of honest lives? We probably can't rule out the possibility that they can, in the future, tape your sex act at home from all the way in space. So in that case we should stop having kids then? That would get rid of most of the human race pretty quick
I don't suppose anything will work at later stages where the cells are everywhere... especially not that.
Well, for now. A couple of lobbyists and satellites later it will be able to get as clear as your cellphone camera pictures
Is the earth trying to beat is in making the earth itself uninhabitable?
Privacy will be a thing of the past in no time. The only matter is when do we reach the point of no return.
Does it have anything to do with the BP oil spill?
Now the carriers will charge you for 911 texting capabilities, just like they did for phone calls
Their straight answer is that the industry needs more workers or otherwise they will be forced to break such agreements and push up the wages which make the other firm to go on a head hunt and jack up the wages further.
New talents will be nigh impossible to develop from scratch because it's the same guys who shifts between the big firms. Is it really so hard to develop talent who isn't currently working for those firms?
The F117 may have been in a golden age for stealth technology, it will be interesting to see if the F35 arrives to late to be effective against other countries with advanced radar systems."
Is it just me or "to late to be" sounds odd?
That didn't go well enough with Windows XP (it got extended just a little). I guess it only works selectively.
Is it coming soon?
On one hand, most businesses are locked into using Windows, and on the other hand, Microsoft are phasing out everything every now and then in order to force you to pay them to upgrade. On top of that businesses usually have draconian versions of stuff that won't run without equally draconian versions of Windows/Office/IE. I wonder how do people get into that spiral
Then you probably has a whole lot of sophisticated stuff just to do what a normal stethoscope can do.
And the privacy concern: someone else may look over your shoulders for Skype calls? Like your estranged spouse/offsprings...
I would imagine these are for the case where the patient can't get to the doctor's office frequently. Whether this raise privacy concerns would be open for interpretation.
Peiople tolerate this when they are not otherwise suffering Materially. Arab Spring didn't get triggered when the general population is well fed, they triggered when people have problems living on at the conditions at the time (because they are broke?)
...why they have not banned text service altogether by now. Or phones because people can do conference calls. C'mon, If they really monitor everything, it's easy to root those guys out instead of having the need to restrict it. Slap the "conspiracy to topple the government" and voila! People will stop doing it very soon.
IPv6 would be a bit problematic because not every ISP has IPv6 and it can mount to being discriminatory based on who you choose as ISP or simply where you live.
Or "really sensitive data" should only exist in airgapped machines incapable of being accessed from the outside world
Then comes the hand gesture "Oh no you didn't" which will make the device play the legal justifications in the voice that is used by the GPS and other things.
Whether the Law enforcement agencies are capable of producing evidence to link it is the wrongdoing of some particular group in the juridiction the group is operating in is entirely different.
I would guess Russia would start protecting these guys if it pisses of the US enough for the US to charge them with something, just like Edward Snowden.