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Tag Archives: privacy
Delete Facebook
This is your regularly scheduled reminder to delete Facebook. This time brought to you by “why do we keep tracking the location of our users, even after they turned location tracking off? Because we want the location data.” Facebook acknowledged … Continue reading
Facebook accidentally accessing your camera
At this point, why bother? Facebook users, who really should reconsider their life choices right about now, are noticing that Facebook’s iOS app is accessing their iPhone or iPad camera while they’re doing completely unrelated things, like skimming their FB … Continue reading
Posted in Security
Tagged facebook, facebook messenger, instagram, ios, privacy, surveillance, whatsapp
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Listening in on other people’s children
Since apparently someone still thinks this is news, here we go again: Microsoft had third parties listening* in on Xbox recordings, sometimes of children and sometimes of recordings that had been made by mistake. I’ll repeat: Any internet connected camera … Continue reading
More good advice for privacy and security
From NordVPN, “20 bad Internet behaviors – and how to fix them” is worth a read. I like how NordVPN continues to communicate. And I also like this meme: (from this picture)
Best browsers for privacy
I switched VPN provider to NordVPN and they are a much more communicative company than my previous VPN provider. That’s probably good. They have published a nice article with the best browsers for privacy and security. Interesting read. On my … Continue reading
Dating apps and data leakage
What could be worse than having a dating app make it possible for everyone else to pinpoint your current location down to less than a meter? Oh, have it be a dating app for a sexual orientation that is still … Continue reading
Laws of surveillance, data and life
I have written about this before, but only in Danish. First law: Everything you write will be read. Everything you say will be heard. Everything you do will be seen. Second law: All data that can be linked will be … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Tagged citizen score, data, fifth law, first law, fourth law, laws, privacy, regel, regel nr. 1, regel nr. 2, regel nr. 3, regel nr. 4, regel nr. 5, second law, surveillance, third law
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Smart cars and surveillance
From the thread from a supposed former IT guy as Tesla: any connected car is ripe for data harvesting and you (the consumer) should expect it going forward. on that note, china has a law in place that mandates all … Continue reading
Regarding digital evidence
Following up on the post about piracy and liability, I think we need a serious discussion about digital evidence. I have a big issue with digital evidence, as I know that it is entirely possible to produce data that looks … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Legal
Tagged digital evidence, excipio, guardaley, maverickeye, online voting, piracy, privacy
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Some piracy, liability and privacy considerations
Intellectual property piracy is illegal. We can argue about fair use or the European equivalent legal theories, about orphaned work, about what piracy offers of opportunities for licenseholders etc. but there is no doubt that it is illegal. But in … Continue reading
