Amrani’s startup, Tamoco, tracks the location of 100 million smartphone owners through a global collection of 1.1 billion “proximity sensors,” Source: Sam Amrami tracks you in Pret. And at Starbucks. And down the pub | WIRED UK
Tag archives: Privacy
Brandyourself.com review
Reading Oliver’sadvertorial(?) review of Brandyourself.com’s online reputation service, I could’t help but wonder how my score would turn out. I refrain from swearing and am somewhat conscious of what I put in the public view. Let’s see what their algorithms and machine learning tool makes of my behaviour. Brand yourself happy Brandyourself.com connects to your […]
Link: Why Privacy Is Under Attack – ProtonMail Blog
Most of us at ProtonMail are part of the last generation born before the World Wide Web was created in 1989 at CERN in Switzerland. In the last 25 years, the web has transformed our world and we now spend more and more of our lives online. Source: Why Privacy Is Under Attack – ProtonMail […]
Link: How to Live Without Google
Google tracking is more pervasive than most people realize. We show you some alternatives to Google services to limit your exposure. Source: How to Live Without Google
Google began selling its Clips camera today
I have no words right now. This is madness. (the clip is a) small device that uses artificial intelligence to take the right picture when it sees something interesting ? Source: Google began selling its Clips camera today | The Verge There is a shimmer of light in all this of course: Not everyone is […]