Topic: Hitachi
Hitachi’s initiatives in biometric payment systems and surveillance technology raise significant concerns about privacy and individual liberty. As companies push for more invasive data collection methods, the implications for free expression and personal autonomy become increasingly troubling. The focus on surveillance and data monetization highlights the urgent need to protect against encroachments on privacy and free speech.
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Hitachi wants people to pay for goods with their fingerprint
The tech also scans finger veins.
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Data protection as a service – is it effective and should businesses be implementing it?
Data protection as a service can be difficult to wrap your head around.
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How to Stop Your Roku Smart TV From Tracking You
Smart TVs that use the Roku TV operating system can track your viewing habits in real-time. Follow these steps to…




