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As #coronavirus spreads, millions are turning to video calling app @Zoom_US to host online classes, concerts, art shows and more. CEO @JulesPolonetsky weighs in on the potential #privacy concerns: nyti.ms/3a34hvq via @NYTimes #COVID19
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Please note that this event has now been cancelled. Keep an eye on this account for details of future Cryptoparties at QUB, and you can of course visit cryptoparty.in for practical tips and further info at any time!
CryptoParty@QUB (@CryptoPartyQUB) profile pictureCryptoParty@QUB@CryptoPartyQUB6 Mar 2020
🚨 Calling all QUB staff and students! 🚨 🤔 Interested in learning how to protect your fundamental right to privacy online but not quite sure where to start? 🗓️ Join us on 19th March! 📨 Email or DM us to book your place
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🚨 Calling all QUB staff and students! 🚨 🤔 Interested in learning how to protect your fundamental right to privacy online but not quite sure where to start? 🗓️ Join us on 19th March! 📨 Email or DM us to book your place
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Read this: Full scale digital surveillance is here and the US has embraced it. It is time to ban facial recognition and sanction states that use this technology for this massive human rights violation. Get active now. Join a local group or start one yourself. Organise. Fight back
Olivia Solon (@oliviasolon) profile pictureOlivia Solon@oliviasolon18 Jan 2020
Bloody hell. 600 law enforcement agencies have been quietly using a face recognition app that has scraped 3bn images from YouTube, Facebook, Venmo and other sites - @kashhill's latest nytimes.com/2020/01/18/techn…
The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It (Published 2020)

The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It (Published 2020)

A little-known start-up helps law enforcement match photos of unknown people to their online images — and “might lead to a dystopian future or something,” a backer says.

nytimes.com
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