Meta has settled "the largest consumer protection lawsuit in American history" for $18 billion and has agreed to make multiple changes for accounts of users under 18. Given the allegations, do you think this settlement is sufficient?
So many tech users, MOST tech users, stomach Big Tech's surveillance because of the convenience that technology offers. What they don't realize is that you CAN have privacy AND convenience. We've had a user base for over a decade long that proves it!
Flock Safety is announcing new "safeguards" to supposedly address privacy concerns and instances of police misuse, but privacy advocates and experts have already dismissed the changes as minor and insufficient. What do you think of the company's newly announced reforms? Do they
This is a great time to remind people that researchers have already found software on these glasses that recorded footage and sent it to Meta without even the user knowing.
British police are rolling out a trial of new live facial recognition technology in multiple train stations on the London Underground. Authorities claim that the technology will be deployed "in a targeted, proportionate way with strict safeguards in place." Do you trust that