privacy violations
Coverage of privacy violations in the Nexus archive.
- Taking video of people harassing your family can get you busted in the EU for privacy violations
The Court of Justice for the European Union (CJEU) ruled that filming public spaces with private home monitoring cameras may violate privacy laws, potentially affecting IoT technologies like smart home cameras and video-ready drones.
- ‘No one knew.’ New details revealed in Oakland County leader’s controversial Flock visit
Oakland County faces controversy over a 911 drone contract with Flock Safety, prompting public protests and a recall effort against County Commission Chair Dave Woodward. Residents criticize the contract for privacy concerns, while Flock claims its drones are used for emergency response without surveillance. The dispute intensified after officials moved public comment to after a vote approving the contract.
- Amazon, Ring sued for alleged privacy violations from facial recognition tools
Amazon and Ring are facing a lawsuit over alleged privacy violations related to facial recognition tools. The lawsuit claims Ring's feature can capture facial data from passersby without their knowledge.
- Inside the insidious rising trend of men secretly filming women with Meta's new glasses... and then uploading them. YOU could be part of this sick new subculture...
The article discusses the misuse of Meta's new glasses, which are being secretly used to film women and upload the footage, creating a harmful subculture. It highlights concerns about privacy and ethical use of emerging technologies.
- How the Tech World Turned Evil
The article examines how prominent tech figures like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Peter Thiel have been criticized for enabling harmful practices in the tech industry, including privacy violations, monopolistic behavior, and social media's role in societal division.