Another unforeseen consequences is that high school kids will find that the easiest way to get porn will be to have their classmates send sexting selfies to each other through facebook and snapchat.
There's no-one other than google that spys on my email anyway.
I'm more interested in technology to secure emails *from* google spying on them.
Wake me up when they offer end-to-end encryption.
Most privacy laws are based around a "Reasonable Expectation of Privacy".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
It doesn't matter if people care.
It matters if they expect privacy.
Since privacy laws are mostly based on a "Reasonable Expectation Of Privacy" - it's very important what those users think.
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If they "don't understand the EULA or business model" --- that fact extremely important to protecting the irRight to Privacy. If they did understand the EULAs, or think that Google does track them, it would literally take away such rights.
TL/DR: NOT reading EULAs is important for preserving your rights.
NordVPN has a rather close partnership (shared office space, shared executives) with a major data mining company (Tesonet) that brags about how much data it mines.
People from both companies have given explanations/excuses in the past - but it's still rather suspicious to me.
Google and Facebook hold on to data to build ever richer profiles on people forever.
A better analogy is that Data is like Rain
And Google and Facebook own all the water rights to groundwater; as well as are claiming rights to Rainfall and daming all streams leaving their property.
Remember when Mervins (the moderately successful retailer) was split into two companies?
One was set up to hold all the real-estates and assets --- the other of which held all the debt and liabilities and retail operations?
The former then raised rents on the latter, sending the latter to bankruptcy (wiping out the debt); while the owners of the former laughed all the way to the bank.
Well - not quite -- some sued; and they had to pay $166 million settlement on their huge (IIRC ~$400 million) profit from the scam.
https://www.reuters.com/articl...
Sears seems to be going through the same now ---- where Sears' CEO is also the biggest debtholder; and he's systematically stripping all assets (land, brands) away from Sears and to his other companies (ESL, etc) through debt structuring.
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Another unforeseen consequences is that high school kids will find that the easiest way to get porn will be to have their classmates send sexting selfies to each other through facebook and snapchat.
Probably not what the lawmakers hoped.
You get much more fun junk mail if you claim your income's >$400,000; and your interests include hunting rifles and endangered species.
There's no-one other than google that spys on my email anyway. I'm more interested in technology to secure emails *from* google spying on them. Wake me up when they offer end-to-end encryption.
like trying to write better poetry by using more perfect spelling and grammar
Let's run with your analogy.
The current situation - with the misleading notation - is as if all poetry in history was written using future-tense.
The new recommended notation is like adding the ability to write the correct tenses in poetry.
Sure, you can still use the rough approximation old notation (and many teachers will); just as you can still write poetry that only uses future tense.
This guy empowered us to now use the more correct notation that implies the meaning we intend.
Most privacy laws are based around a "Reasonable Expectation of Privacy". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... It doesn't matter if people care. It matters if they expect privacy.
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If they "don't understand the EULA or business model" --- that fact extremely important to protecting the irRight to Privacy. If they did understand the EULAs, or think that Google does track them, it would literally take away such rights.
TL/DR: NOT reading EULAs is important for preserving your rights.
Devil's advocate.... ... good.
This is exactly the motivation people need to move to different F/OSS chromium forks.
There are enough other agencies - some in competition with the DoD - that they may intentionally be keeping the Air Force out of the loop.
I knew this as 6 year old kid.
Why is this considered worthy of a study?
Facebook can afford the team go implement their Censorship Rules, and Google already has a team to work with China's. /. can't afford similar.
It's also trained by humans.
Assuming it's trained by average humans, it'll probably become as stupid and bigoted as your average human.
Consider Microsoft Tay. Or google tagging people as gorillas. Or from this week's news, the Teslas that swerve into oncomint traffic.
We should worry much more about stupid AI than smart AI.
NordVPN has a rather close partnership (shared office space, shared executives) with a major data mining company (Tesonet) that brags about how much data it mines.
People from both companies have given explanations/excuses in the past - but it's still rather suspicious to me.
The fact that it was connected to a robot is just to make a clickbait headline.
A dark skinned person wearing dark clothing at night is also harder for a human to notice.
The hidden microphones Nest / Google installed in people's homes, have no doubt collected far more dirt on kids. https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/security/a26448907/google-nest-hidden-microphone/
If you haven't tried it recently, you can think of it as a lighter-weight and more complete version of WSL.
While green forests are cool, are there concerns for the previous non-forest ecosystems that were there?
The federal government already built the site to host arbitrary open data: https://www.data.gov/open-gov/
Just upload them there.
All it needs is literally any web server OR ftp server OR gopher server, with a single folder with the documents.
It doesn't require a "web 2.0" "webgl-enhanced" "lets-get-VC-funding-branding" "reactive layout" thing that costs money.
Just 1 folder, with a bunch of files.
Yes. But not by accurately representing details from the unblurred original. Rather by creating fictitious but believable un-blurred details that may or may not have been there. https://www.fastcompany.com/90... https://www.wired.co.uk/articl...
Every startup using skype with sales-forecasts on the "blurred" whiteboard showing aggressive growth may find it much easier to get funding.
And M12 may start making supernaturally good investments.
And they don't even need the details -- just a blurring AI that also returns a single bit: "yup, invest in this one", or "yipes, stay away".
A better analogy is that Data is like Rain
And Google and Facebook own all the water rights to groundwater; as well as are claiming rights to Rainfall and daming all streams leaving their property.
DuckDuckGo's sources include Yahoo(now Oath) and Bing. ( https://duck.co/help/results/s... ).
And Yahoo gets their results from google. ( https://searchengineland.com/y... )
And Bing gets results from google ( https://www.wired.com/2011/02/... )
Remember when Mervins (the moderately successful retailer) was split into two companies? One was set up to hold all the real-estates and assets --- the other of which held all the debt and liabilities and retail operations? The former then raised rents on the latter, sending the latter to bankruptcy (wiping out the debt); while the owners of the former laughed all the way to the bank. Well - not quite -- some sued; and they had to pay $166 million settlement on their huge (IIRC ~$400 million) profit from the scam. https://www.reuters.com/articl... Sears seems to be going through the same now ---- where Sears' CEO is also the biggest debtholder; and he's systematically stripping all assets (land, brands) away from Sears and to his other companies (ESL, etc) through debt structuring.
In the 80's when I applied to expensive colleges, some (yale, IIRC) described a very similar financial aid package to me.