#privacy

#privacy

Marty Morrissey established Mutton Island Productions four years ago to manage his various gigs outside of RTÉ, which include presenting awards and store openings.

Amazon has acquired Bee, an AI company known for its always-listening wearable that transcribes conversations and provides actionable insights.

Catwatchful was an Android-specific spyware that presented itself as a child monitoring app "undetectable" to the user. These monitoring apps are often called "stalkerware" for their propensity to be used for non-consensual surveillance, which is illegal.

The organization has since been prominent in some of the most important legal battles for privacy, online operations, and legislative correction.

Snapchat is launching a new Home Safe feature that makes it easier to inform your loved ones when you have arrived safely after making your way home.

The database will reveal to ICE officials the names, addresses, birth dates, ethnic and racial information, as well as Social Security numbers for all people enrolled in Medicaid.

"While these accounts are overwhelmingly used in benign ways, unfortunately, there are people who may try to abuse them, leaving sexualized comments under their posts or asking for sexual images in DMs, in clear violation of our rules."

Proton, the company behind the encrypted email service Proton Mail, has launched an AI assistant aimed at preserving user privacy.

Keystroke logging and mouse tracking record employee activity, measuring productivity through physical actions like typing or moving the mouse, rather than actual work quality.

Bitcoin's transparency and auditability are often at odds with the goal of preserving an individual's right to privacy.

Healthline is fined $1.55 million for violating CCPA due to misuse of user data through ad targeting during streaming, highlighting consent issues and regulatory scrutiny.

The EFF 35 Cityscape proposes a future where users are empowered to repair and tinker with their devices, move freely without being tracked, and innovate with bold new ideas.

Quip is a clipboard app designed for the Apple ecosystem that enhances productivity by offering features like text clip organization, shortcuts for snippets, and duplicate prevention.

"I tell my billionaire and celebrity clients that it is very hard in today's world to keep anything under wraps," says Aaron Kirman, a broker with Christie's International Real Estate.

Vice President J.D. Vance has expressed strong concerns regarding the deterioration of free speech and democracy, attributing it to Europe's neo-liberal elites and is noticeably displeased with the UK's actions.

The tech used to serve me ads was also enabling companies to track me, market to me, and sell my data without my consent.

Metadata analysis of a video related to Jeffrey Epstein indicates that approximately 2 minutes and 53 seconds were removed from one of the two clips provided by the FBI.

It's perfectly reasonable to want privacy, even when you have kind and generous landlords. Setting boundaries will help you protect your peace and prevent any resentment.

The system that the IRS is now creating would give ICE automated access to home addresses en masse, limiting the ability of IRS officials to consider the legality of transfers.

AI assistants, if designed improperly, can pose significant risks to privacy and security, potentially exploiting user data without proper controls in place.

The Online Safety Act's Category 1 duties impose stringent obligations that threaten the privacy and safety of Wikipedia's volunteer contributors, potentially leading to manipulation and diversion of essential resources.

The best password managers make it easy to save and fill your logins, payment cards, and personal information while also keeping your data secure.

Students are most satisfied with their on-campus housing when it is well furnished and clean, indicating room conditions significantly influence their overall satisfaction.

Location sharing services like Find My, Snap Map and Life360 are hugely popular among members of Generation Z, who use the apps to strengthen social bonds and make everything from meeting up at a concert to planning study dates easier.

The use of geolocation via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi allows apps to track our movements indoors, often without explicit GPS permissions, raising personal privacy concerns.

You say you are busy? Well, when will you be free? They will ask. You say that the house is not ready for visitors? That's all right; we don't expect it to be in perfect shape.

CoMaps is an open-source map app that's available for both Android and iOS, offering offline search, less battery drain, and no data collection.

Local residents in Dublin 15 express a variety of reactions to the increasing use of drones, balancing the excitement of modern technology with concerns about noise and privacy.

Anonymity is the end goal when studying privacy, and de-anonymization is likened to a guessing game where an adversary attempts to identify individuals from a set of candidates.

"Creating private moments and spaces is becoming increasingly difficult. But that's also why we entertain a lot at home. I now have a phone basket that I use to take everyone's phones away!"