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Tag Archives: surveillance
2+2=4 and why we were wrong about orwellian societies
Following up on the incredulous attempts to prove that 2+2=4 might not be true, I have now concluded that we were wrong about what to fear from George Orwell’s “1984“. It was not all pervasive surveillance – though that is … Continue reading
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Tagged critical justice theory, critical theory, george orwell, james lindsay, mathematics, postmodernism, surveillance
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The other side of the conspiracy
From Marcus Hutchins comes this: Imagine what a plot twist it’d be if it turned out Bill Gates wasn’t trying to inject people with tracking chips, and actually the tracking chip was in the social media app those people were … Continue reading
Posted in Security
Tagged bill gates, conspiracy theories, facebook, marcus hutchins, privacy, surveillance
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It isn’t surveillance capitalism
I hear people complain about surveillance capitalism, corporations buying and selling personal and private information about people en masse, but I think this is a misunderstanding that will stop us from solving the problem. A story about someone looking through … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, laws, surveillance, surveillance capitalism, third law
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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
Labour promising a Tory dream
For my British friends: Labour promising to nationalise broadband is a true Tory dream, not nightmare. On the surface, this is classic left-wing, socialising a utility to provide equal access for all. I think there are good arguments for ensuring … 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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Smart TV surveillance
3 scientific papers examine just how much data is sent back to advertisers and service providers from Smart TV’s and IoT devices: When we watch TV, our TVs watch us back and track our habits. This practice has exploded recently … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon fire tv, internet of garbage, internet of things, roku, smart tv, surveillance
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No trade secrets for foreigners in China
This is at least interesting for anyone doing business – or traveling as a tourist – in China: It is important to fully understand what this means. Under the Cybersecurity Law, the Chinese government has the right to obtain from any person … Continue reading
