GDPR
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UK Government Ignores Privacy Concerns and Pushes for Digital ID System
Coronavirus has strengthened calls for digital ID cards.
Big Tech CEOs to Face Lawmakers’ Questions Over Potential Antitrust Violations
There will likely be accusations of anti-competetive behavior and having too much power over the public conversation.
UK Admits COVID Tracing Program Is Operating Illegally
Data protection assurances are non existent.
Advertising Industry Pushback Against Apple’s New Privacy Changes Highlight Murky Problems With Online Ads
“Informed consent” needs to be introduced.
Google Thwarts Publishers’ Attempts to Increase User-Privacy and Cut Google’s Dominance
It’s Google’s way or the highway.
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Many Apps on Your Phone Have Pivoted to Selling Your Location Data to Coronavirus Researchers and Others
? And the companies aren’t always disclosing it.
UK Contact Tracing App Breaches GDPR, Will Store Personal User Data for 20 Years
The apps have been a privacy nightmare from the start.
Apple Whistleblower Says Siri Is Always Recording
The whistleblower says Siri listens even when you haven’t triggered her.
Grandmother Ordered to Remove Photos of Grandkids From Facebook Under Privacy Protection Laws
The judge says it violates the GDPR.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Calls for Western Countries to Regulate the Internet
Regulation often cements the dominance of the biggest companies in the market.
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YouTube and RSS: Moving Your Channel Subscriptions to an RSS Reader
?Ditching Google doesn’t mean you have to lose the convenient access to your YouTube subscriptions. Add them to your RSS reader.
