Tag: data privacy
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Automakers sold your driving data for pennies. You paid for it in your insurance bill.
So – I see people are actually starting to pay attention to who gets to see their private data! Awesome! Cause I can talk about this all day! I’ll start by restating my stance on private data: You should have to opt in to any use of it – and you should be paid if…
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The government won’t protect your data. The government is buying your data.
Your phone told somebody where you slept last night. Nobody hacked it. The apps on it are built to share your location, and a whole industry exists to buy it. Here’s the pipeline. You download a free app – a weather app, a game, a prayer app, a period tracker. The app grabs your location…
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A computer picked the wrong man. Police arrested him anyway. Memphis isn’t using this software – “at this time.”
Now that I have your attention on the Flock Camera issue – I think it is worth revisiting an issue I’ve been writing about that should be just as chilling – if not more. In January 2020, Detroit police arrested a man named Robert Williams on his front lawn, in front of his wife and…
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A camera photographed your car today. Nobody needed a warrant to search where you’ve been.
I’ve been doing some research on Flock cameras. Here’s what I found. A camera probably took a picture of your license plate today. It saved where you were, what you drive, what time you passed, and even the dents and bumper stickers on your car. You didn’t do anything wrong. It kept the picture anyway.…
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Congress’s own AI report told them how to protect you from AI. They did one thing on the list.
This morning I told you how the House built a bipartisan AI task force and then dissolved it the day the report dropped. I’ve been reading the report – this is what I found. A lot of the 85 items in the report are about helping the government and industry use more AI – adoption,…