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AI Is Inflaming Workplace Surveillance
The mass-monitoring of speech is a controversial growing idea in the workplace.
Amazon, Starbucks Face Lawsuit Over Biometric Use in Stores
More privacy concerns.
Trading Privacy for Convenience: Starbucks’ Biometric Experiment With Palm Payments in Washington Town
Biometric data is the next frontier of data collection.
YouTube Demonetizes Video Producer Matt Orfalea Over Seven-Year-Old Parody Video
Weeks after he was censored for highlighting YouTube censorship.
Starbucks Considers Ditching Facebook After Customers Criticize Virtue Signaling
Starbucks doesn’t want to hear the opinion of its customers.
Companies Are Boycotting Facebook Ads but Tracking and Profiling You With Facebook Anyway
Companies haven’t removed the Facebook ads tracking pixel from their websites during the boycott.
Facebook Employees Balk at the Idea of Internal Workplace Tool Blacklisting the Word “Unionize”
While employees advocate for censorship on the Facebook platform, they don’t want to be censored internally.
Howard Shultz Thinks the “Vitriol” of Online Voices Contributed to Ending 2020 Presidential Campaign
“The exhausted majority has largely tuned out of political life online and in the news, leaving the extreme voices to define the debate,” said Schultz
