"An information soup of memory not only poses a privacy issue, but also makes it harder to understand an AI system’s behavior—and to govern it in the first place. So what can developers do to fix this problem?
Wir haben für euch eingeordnet, was »Wir respektieren Ihre Privatsphäre« in der Praxis oft bedeutet – und warum solche Wohlfühl-Sätze meist nichts beweisen. 👇
»Microsoft respektiert Ihre Privatsphäre«. So jedenfalls tönt der Consent-Banner unmittelbar nach dem Start der Microsoft Authenticator-App (Version: 6.2601.0189). Gleichzeitig werden im Hintergrund Telemetrie-Daten an »eu-mobile.events.data.microsoft.com« übermittelt. Microsoft versteht Datenschutz halt schon immer etwas anders. 😜
As countries step up their use of internet shutdowns to muzzle dissent, some are also taking advantage of the blackouts to increase censorship firewalls. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #tech #internet #privacy #censorship
Elon Musk’s flagship artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok, continues to generate sexualized images of people even when users explicitly warn that the subjects do not consent. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #tech #ai #grok #elonmusk #sexualharassment #privacy
Ich habe die Foren-Struktur im Kuketz-Forum grundlegend überarbeitet - damit sich auch Einsteiger/Anfänger besser zurechtfinden. Wenn ihr Interesse am Austausch über #UnplugBigTech oder allgemein zu IT-Sicherheit und Datenschutz habt, dann schaut gerne vorbei! 👇
RE: toot.community/@openculture/11I endorse the shit out of this, for all kinds of reasons. Check out the article, or just go to the website and start tearing through your bullshit subscriptions that you don't need. I've done it, and I can assure you that, if you hate the companies 5% as much as I do, giving them the middle finger will feel GREAT.Not tagging this one as uspol because I think normal people all over the world should be doing this together.resistandunsubscribe.com/#privacy #resist #resistance
The WTA said that calls from players for more privacy away from the court at tournaments were valid after videos of Coco Gauff smashing her racket at the Australian Open were broadcast worldwide. japantimes.co.jp/sports/2026/0 #tennis #cocogauff #australianopen #wtatour #privacy
"While encryption remains mathematically sound (...) its real-world protections are increasingly bypassed by the privileged position AI systems occupy inside modern user environments."
I hope the EU takes the lead on figuring out how to regulate things like this. The United States Congress as currently constructed cannot be counted on.
📺 Data is the new oil. Max #Schrems and Chou Kuan-Ju give a worrying reveal on how large actors get their hands on your #data and why data #privacy is a matter of national security.
TikTok users in the U.S. have grown worried (to put it gently) over the company’s updated privacy policy. @Techcrunch tells us what the update really means:
"Four in five young people in the UK have used an artificial intelligence companion - with almost one in 10 having intimate or sexual interactions with one, a landmark study shows.
See, it's this shit. That bitlocker service is so convenient for the average user, like all the android backups, and apple vault, and they just go fuck us with it. It would be so much cooler to use these features.
TikTok's transition to U.S. ownership involves collecting even more data about its users, including precise location and AI interactions. It's also likely that the new privacy policy will lead to you seeing more targeted ads. Here's the lowdown from @WIRED.
There's nothing like the illusion of choice when it comes to financial institutions and privacy. Of course, it's never opt-in, it's always opt-out (for the ones you can limit).
#UnplugBigTech: Eine Einsteiger-Serie mit machbaren Schritten, um den eigenen digitalen Alltag unabhängiger zu gestalten — weg von Big Tech, hin zu besseren Alternativen. 👇
"Nobody should have to resort to a lawsuit simply to keep their name and their online presence clear of false child exploitation allegations: prevention is, as usual, better than cure. A large part of that responsibility falls on platforms simply to do a better job: to draw their child exploitation policies narrowly and precisely, and to involve humans before taking actions such as account bans or referrals to law enforcement.
#ICE is wrongly using private personal information to harass and stalk #Minneapolis #protestors. License plate readers and personal data in people’s car registrations are only supposed to be accessed for an active criminal investigation. #Flock is suspected of illegally giving ICE this information.
India is proposing requiring smartphone makers to share their source codes with the government and make several software changes as part of a raft of security measures, prompting behind-the-scenes opposition. japantimes.co.jp/business/2026 #business #tech #india #smartphone #tech #privacy #apple #samsung #google #xiaomi #narendramodi
RE: tech.lgbt/@Lydie/1158769984512WAIT! would it make sense to use an old microwave (unconnected, obviously) as a faraday cage for mobile phones?#privacy #geolocation #surveillance
1) Wegmans using facial recognition was a guarantee. Once casinos started you knew it would migrate everywhere in mass retail services.2) AOL still exists?!??!1one
"French lawmakers are preparing a renewed push to limit children’s online exposure, unveiling a proposal that would block anyone under 15 from using social media platforms.
The elitist plan is zero privacy. After slowly integrating AI with all your apps it will eventually be integrated into your operating system in such a way that monitors and records everything you do in real time. That is the plan, or the beginning of it. The end is much worse.#Privacy #AI #Singularity
"A courtroom drama over state surveillance in India took a striking turn when a Supreme Court judge suggested that people who live transparently should not be troubled by government monitoring.
"The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has a new definition of “reasonable expectation.” According to the justices, it’s no longer reasonable to assume that what you type into Google is yours to keep.
"I am standing on the corner of Harris Road and Young Street outside of the Crossroads Business Park in Bakersfield, California, looking up at a Flock surveillance camera bolted high above a traffic signal. On my phone, I am watching myself in real time as the camera records and livestreams me—without any password or login—to the open internet. I wander into the intersection, stare at the camera and wave. On the livestream, I can see myself clearly. Hundreds of miles away, my colleagues are remotely watching me too through the exposed feed.
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