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I'm honored to be an investor in #ReadySetRaise grad @getdatacy alongside some amazing funds & angels. @IndiloParoma & team will make data privacy less icky and more useful. I'm on the waitlist - you should be too! datacy.com techcrunch.com/2021/05/26/da…
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Wanna know what your browser is doing behind the scenes? Well Google's Chrome appears to be sending your entire browser history back to their servers.... Firefox et al are not much better... scss.tcd.ie/Doug.Leith/pubs/… #privacy #dataprotection #surveillance
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NHS chiefs held a closed meeting with giant technology and pharmaceutical companies to consider how billions of pounds could be made from a central database of patient records thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/…
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Another shocking data story on front page of @FT. Google reported to Irish regulator for secretly tracking users. Massive breach of GDPR if proven. Congrats to Johnny Ryan & @RaviNa1k for bringing case. A lot of work... ft.com/content/e3e1697e-ce57…
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Most people now know companies like Google & Facebook collect & sell your data. Yet some people still think, "So what? I have nothing to hide." Here's five compelling reasons to tell them why your privacy is worth more than you think! vimeo.com/352982792
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@getdatacy @TusharTheTank @IndiloParoma @kalebjordann You're featured on BetaList! 🙌 betalist.com/startups/datacy
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Need another reason to #deleteFacebook? The platform is marketing user data to cellular carriers to use to assess things like user creditworthiness. Some of the data they pull directly from smartphones includes: • Locations • Interests • Social groups theintercept.com/2019/05/20/…
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Datacy retweeted
Google knows a lot about you, so take control over your data. Here's all the way Google tracks you and how you can stop it: wired.trib.al/asaB4cD
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Friends! An investigation we’ve been working really hard on has been broadcast on @BBCClick today. I spent a month using GDPR to try to pull all my personal data into one place: 7000 pages in total. See below, for a story of two business models: bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
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Note to the Future: After amassing unprecedented private data of billions, Google & Facebook began touting privacy as a means of not sharing that data with others. nytimes.com/2019/05/07/techn…
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Like the rest of the tech industry, Google needs to make a commitment to protecting users’ data and respecting privacy. Sundar Pichai and other executives will almost certainly weave this throughout the opening keynote, @pardesoteric says wired.com/story/google-io-20… via @WIRED
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"To tap the benefits of technology safely, governments should give consumers control over their data, protecting privacy and preventing firms hoarding information." Banking services: Tech’s raid on the banks economist.com/leaders/2019/0… via @TheEconomist
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Chinese airport face recognition systems to help check your flight status and show the way to the gate. No input, no voice command, all info displays based on your face. This time Xi'an airport western China.
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How The Biggest Tech Companies Spent Half A Billion Dollars Lobbying Congress: on.forbes.com/6015EgrIS
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Datacy retweeted
Facebook's future is not about privacy. It's more likely about consolidating the data you provide to each app into one unified "ad profile." read.medium.com/EQW43NY
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1)Surely you’re not suggesting that the decisions to be made regarding choosing to obtain value from one’s personal data be made by someone other than the data subject? Privacy is all about control, and if you want to sell your data you should be free to do so: freedom of choice!
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2) Selling your data does NOT mean giving up your privacy! Think Homomorphic Encryption. The rich vs. poor argument is a red herring. Everyone should be able to decide what value they wish to derive from their own data: Not you, not the state.
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Online shops and marketers routinely share customer data with Facebook. Turns out: in many cases this could now be illegal. @netzpolitik_org reports on a ground-breaking decision by the Bavarian Data Protection Authority on Facebook CustomAudience netzpolitik.org/2019/faceboo…
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Opinion: The DNA testing industry just wants your personal data independent.co.uk/voices/dna…
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