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Google Is Protecting Their Moat, Not Your Privacy
Google Is Protecting Their Moat, Not Your Privacy
We should all be skeptical that Google will deliver on its promise to improve consumer privacy and expand data protection, when that very act will erode Google's dominance.
·paradoxpairs.com·
Google Is Protecting Their Moat, Not Your Privacy
Can Social Media Cause Depression?
Can Social Media Cause Depression?
Social media is more popular than ever, but research has found that it may contribute to symptoms of depression. Logging off on occasion may help.
·verywellmind.com·
Can Social Media Cause Depression?
Why Tech Billionaires Want to Shape Our Future w/ Rose Eveleth - Tech Won't Save Us
Why Tech Billionaires Want to Shape Our Future w/ Rose Eveleth - Tech Won't Save Us
Silicon Valley has a solution for everything, but who do its ideas really serve? Every Thursday, Paris Marx is joined by a new guest to critically examine the tech industry, its thought leaders, and the worldview it spreads. They challenge the notion that tech alone can drive our world forward by showing that separating tech from politics has consequences for us all, especially the most vulnerable. But if tech won't save us, what will? This podcast isn't simply about tearing tech down; it also presents radical ideas for tech designed for human flourishing instead of surveillance, acquisitions, or to boost stock prices. A better world is possible, and so is better technology.
·pca.st·
Why Tech Billionaires Want to Shape Our Future w/ Rose Eveleth - Tech Won't Save Us
BREAKING: Meta prohibited from use of personal data for advertising
BREAKING: Meta prohibited from use of personal data for advertising
After almost five years, the Irish DPC decided on a noyb complaint and required Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp to stop using the personal data of users for advertisement in the EU.
·noyb.eu·
BREAKING: Meta prohibited from use of personal data for advertising
Google Home smart speaker bug could have allowed hackers to spy on your conversations
Google Home smart speaker bug could have allowed hackers to spy on your conversations
A security researcher has won a $107,500 bug bounty after discovering a way in which hackers could install a backdoor on Google Home devices to seize control of their microphones, and secretly spy upon their owners' conversations.
·bitdefender.com·
Google Home smart speaker bug could have allowed hackers to spy on your conversations