“Mom we have discussed this,” the teen commented on Gwyneth’s Instagram post. “You may not post anything without my consent.” https://t.co/0GkCek525J #privacy #facialrecognition #kidsprivacy #instagram
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 28, 2019
Archive | March, 2019
RT @tomgara: What an incredible scam: Office Depot offered customers a “PC Health Check” that didn’t actually scan their computers, it just…
What an incredible scam: Office Depot offered customers a “PC Health Check” that didn’t actually scan their computers, it just automatically told them their computers were infected and they needed to spend hundreds of dollars fixing it https://t.co/52OYSNlstZ pic.twitter.com/bNBuj4F8ek
— Tom Gara (@tomgara) March 28, 2019
[email protected] charges that Facebook’s ad platform is a digital redlining tool at scale, enabling advertisers to discriminate by “race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, or disability.” 42 USC 3604(a)(f)(1). https://t.co/R3m3UMz8gF #digitalredlining #fairhousing
.@Hudgov charges that Facebook’s ad platform is a digital redlining tool at scale, enabling advertisers to discriminate by “race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, or disability.” 42 USC 3604(a)(f)(1). https://t.co/R3m3UMz8gF #digitalredlining #fairhousing
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 28, 2019
Despite IBM’s assurances that @Flickr users can opt out of the database, @NBCNews discovered that its impossible to get photos removed. IBM requires users to email links to photos they want removed, but IBM refuses to publish the list of Flickr users & photos in the #FaceDatabase https://t.co/5sbVked8tR
Despite IBM’s assurances that @Flickr users can opt out of the database, @NBCNews discovered that its impossible to get photos removed. IBM requires users to email links to photos they want removed, but IBM refuses to publish the list of Flickr users & photos in the #FaceDatabase https://t.co/5sbVked8tR
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 12, 2019
Do not listen to Episode 2 of the Breach podcast if you’re easily triggered by hearing Equifax’s former CEO tell MBA students: “We sell data back to those who gave us the data for a gross margin of about 90%. That’s a pretty unique model. [laughs].” https://t.co/aerDli1zJ9
Do not listen to Episode 2 of the Breach podcast if you’re easily triggered by hearing Equifax’s former CEO tell MBA students: “We sell data back to those who gave us the data for a gross margin of about 90%. That's a pretty unique model. [laughs]." https://t.co/aerDli1zJ9
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 11, 2019
RT @AbdulElSayed: $1,560,000,000,000. 1.56 trillion dollars. That’s the total student loan debt in the United States. We have a crisis o…
$1,560,000,000,000.
1.56 trillion dollars. That's the total student loan debt in the United States.
We have a crisis on our hand — and predatory loan companies are profiting off of it. We need bold ideas: we need free college for all.
— Abdul El-Sayed (@AbdulElSayed) March 9, 2019
The Equifax-managed NCTUE specialty credit reporting agency tracks the cell phone, cable TV, broadband Internet & utility payment histories of 200 million Americans. https://t.co/SL3zXJydlU #privacy #data #credit #water #electricity #Internet #NetNeutrality #breach #Equifax
The Equifax-managed NCTUE specialty credit reporting agency tracks the cell phone, cable TV, broadband Internet & utility payment histories of 200 million Americans. https://t.co/SL3zXJydlU #privacy #data #credit #water #electricity #Internet #NetNeutrality #breach #Equifax
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 11, 2019
Everyone: How many specialty credit reporting agencies are selling our personal information for use in financial & employment decisions? Congress; FTC; CFPB; all 50 states: We don’t know. https://t.co/aerDli1zJ9 #privacy #breach #credit #fintech #insurtech #data #gigeconomy
Everyone: How many specialty credit reporting agencies are selling our personal information for use in financial & employment decisions?
Congress; FTC; CFPB; all 50 states: We don’t know.https://t.co/aerDli1zJ9 #privacy #breach #credit #fintech #insurtech #data #gigeconomy
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 11, 2019
Everyone: How many specialty credit reporting agencies are selling our personal information for use in financial & employment decisions? Congress, FTC, CFPB, all 50 states: We don’t know. Ask Joel. https://t.co/aerDli1zJ9
Everyone: How many specialty credit reporting agencies are selling our personal information for use in financial & employment decisions?
Congress, FTC, CFPB, all 50 states: We don’t know. Ask Joel. https://t.co/aerDli1zJ9
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 11, 2019
“In the modern era, telecommunications companies laid most of the cable, but over the past decade American tech giants started taking more control. Google has backed at least 14 cables globally. Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft have invested in others.” https://t.co/4SEvDVu4gj
“In the modern era, telecommunications companies laid most of the cable, but over the past decade American tech giants started taking more control. Google has backed at least 14 cables globally. Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft have invested in others.” https://t.co/4SEvDVu4gj
— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) March 11, 2019