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Facebook has always sold data to advertisers, and it probably always will.
Drawing on interviews with people from the advertising and technology industry, legal experts and policy makers, this paper assesses the rise of emotion detecti...
All tracking technologies have privacy implications. Whether those implications would be problematic for your school system often depends on what third parties are used to perform those functions, how they are configured and if the user is an adult or a student.
Takes on the "but it's conVEEEEEEEEEnient!" argument head-on.
Live, real-time access to school camera systems could improve police response to tragedies. But law-enforcement surveillance in public schools could also have negative consequences.
People’s personal lives always show up on their work computers.
The technology could revolutionize policing, medicine, even agriculture—but its applications can easily be weaponized.
It's not just Facebook: Android and iOS’s App Stores have incentivized an app economy where free apps make money by selling your personal data and location history to advertisers.
Solid history and context.
The opening summary is pretty great.
Possibly origin of "privacy nihilism" phrase.
Newly public documents provide a rare window into CEO Mark Zuckerberg's thoughts on how to expand his social media juggernaut.
FFS FACEBOOK.
AOL knowingly violated children's privacy law with billions of targeted ads.
The rise of corporate and state surveillance technology is terrifying, but we cannot talk about privacy without talking about power. Lorraine Chuen examines how technologies and data systems are being used to monitor communities at the margins.
The social credit system being developed by China is more like America's tech-surveillance state than many would like to admit.
How Questionable Data-Sharing Practices And A Healthy Dose Of Hubris Helped Bring Down One Of The Most Well-Known Players In Ad Tech The Rocket Fuel brand is dead and buried, the founders long gone, its tech sold off to Sizmek for a song and the code completely rewritten. An ad tech unicorn that courted top... Continue reading »
Not picking up after your dog will cost you 10 points, for example, in China’s Black Mirror-esque plan to socially score citizens.
If you look up information about reproductive health online, your browsing activity can end up in surprising places.
Officials say aim is to make it ‘difficult to move’ for those deemed ‘untrustworthy’