Thursday, January 14, 2016
This Rectal Thermometer Is the Logical Conclusion of the Internet of Things
Motherboard,
here
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Bundesgerichtshof: Facebooks "Freundefinder" ist unzulässiger Spam
Heise.de,
hier
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The Tradeoff Fallacy (Or the Privacy 'Paradox' Elucidated)
N. Draper M. Hennessy, J. Turow,
here.
Privacy and Information Sharing
Pewinternet.org,
here
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In Letter To Google CEO, Sen. Franken Raises Questions Regarding Student Data Collection
TechCrunch,
here
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Google Maps will soon work out where you're going by itself
Wired.com,
here
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution: what it means, how to respond
WEForum,
here
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Digital sewer socialism
C. Doctorow, here.
Norway pulls its coronavirus contacts-tracing app after privacy watchdog’s warning
TechCrunch, here .
Nobody Wants to Let Google Win the War for Maps All Over Again
Bloomberg, here .
Meta, some definite words from Santa Fe
Here.
GDPR's right of access
Babbage, here (from 00:48).
Privacy NGO Noyb targets three Chinese apps with data access complaints
Euractiv, here .
Does Digital Tying Need Its Own Test?
L. Chayavirabood, here.
Microsoft admits it “leverages” Windows to push Edge, Bing, Copilot; pulls moonie at regulators
B. Lawson, here.
Up the Stack: How AI’s Escape From the Commodity Trap Risks Enterprise Lock-in
A. Narayanan and A. Kapur, here.
How will Europe’s coronavirus contacts-tracing apps work across borders?
TechCrunch, here .
