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Thank Zuck it's Friday #10 - Google as the privacy good guy and Darktrace IPO
Thank Zuck it's Friday #10 - Google as the privacy good guy and Darktrace IPO

One member down this week, the Computing team tackle the latest Test and Trace app bungle and the controversies around Darktrace's now-confirmed IPO

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  • 16 April 2021
EU set to ban AI use for 'indiscriminate surveillance'
EU set to ban AI use for 'indiscriminate surveillance'

The draft proposal would also ban algorithms that judge people's trustworthiness based on their social behaviour

  • Privacy
  • 15 April 2021
Apple and Google block NHS Covid-19 app update over privacy issues
Apple and Google block NHS Covid-19 app update over privacy issues

Apple and Google's Exposure Notification API specifically disallows asking people to share their location data

  • Privacy
  • 13 April 2021
Home Office is creating a 'super database' on people's race, health and biometrics, report
Home Office is creating a 'super database' on people's race, health and biometrics, report

Data collected also includes people's names, location details, identification numbers and online identifiers

  • Privacy
  • 08 April 2021
Facebook has no plans to notify 533 million users affected by data leak
Facebook has no plans to notify 533 million users affected by data leak

The company says it is not confident that it has full visibility on which users will need to be informed

  • Privacy
  • 08 April 2021
Open Rights Group demands Home Office transparency on end-to-end encryption
Open Rights Group demands Home Office transparency on end-to-end encryption

The Home Office is allegedly considering measures to compel Facebook to break encryption on its messaging apps

  • Privacy
  • 07 April 2021
Facebook data on 533 million users dumped on hacking forum
Facebook data on 533 million users dumped on hacking forum

The company says this is old data previously reported in 2019

  • Privacy
  • 06 April 2021
Government backs down over NHS deal with Palantir
Government backs down over NHS deal with Palantir

Victory for openDemocracy as the government promises public consultation before expanding Palantir's contract

  • Privacy
  • 31 March 2021
Facebook is building a kids version of Instagram for children under 13
Facebook is building a kids version of Instagram for children under 13

It will likely be similar to the Messenger Kids which was launched in 2017 for children aged between 6 to 12 years

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  • 19 March 2021
Would you pay to use a search engine? A UK startup is betting you will
Would you pay to use a search engine? A UK startup is betting you will

Better Internet Search seeks a new ad-free funding model

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  • 19 March 2021
DuckDuckGo calls out Google over user data collection
DuckDuckGo calls out Google over user data collection

'Spying has nothing to do with building a great web browser or search engine,' said the Google rival

  • Privacy
  • 18 March 2021
Federal judge slaps down Google's motion to dismiss lawsuit
Federal judge slaps down Google's motion to dismiss lawsuit

The case of Brown v. Google claims the search giant tracks users without their consent

  • Privacy
  • 16 March 2021
Home Office and ISPs have been testing new mass surveillance tool in secret for two years
Home Office and ISPs have been testing new mass surveillance tool in secret for two years

The tests are being conducted under the controversial Investigatory Powers Act

  • Privacy
  • 12 March 2021
Has GDPR failed because of a lack of will to enforce it?
Has GDPR failed because of a lack of will to enforce it?

'The Commission is not serious about it; the member states are not serious about and activists aren't serious about it either' says Johnny Ryan of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties during a roundtable debate

  • Privacy
  • 10 March 2021
Thank Zuck it's Friday #5 - Budget, Vaccine passports and Browser tracking
Thank Zuck it's Friday #5 - Budget, Vaccine passports and Browser tracking

The Computing team discuss the week's top technology news, including Rishi Sunak's latest budget, the argument around vaccine passports, and Google's intention to stop selling ads based on tracked browser history

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  • 05 March 2021
The pitfalls and opportunities of a digital health passport
The pitfalls and opportunities of a digital health passport

Political, social and privacy concerns stand in the way of what, on the face of it, seems like a quick and easy solution to fixing the global economy

  • Privacy
  • 04 March 2021
Google plans to stop selling ads based on tracked browsing history
Google plans to stop selling ads based on tracked browsing history

Google says its new approach will enhance privacy, but critics say it moves essential parts of the open web into the firm's walled garden

  • Privacy
  • 04 March 2021
Facebook ordered to pay $650m to settle facial recognition lawsuit
Facebook ordered to pay $650m to settle facial recognition lawsuit

Settlement of class-action lawsuit one of the largest ever for privacy violation

  • Privacy
  • 01 March 2021
Thank Zuck it's Friday #3 - Data adequacy, Darktrace and 'spy pixels'
Thank Zuck it's Friday #3 - Data adequacy, Darktrace and 'spy pixels'

Join the Computing team for episode three of the podcast that gives you the lowdown on the hottest tech news of the week

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  • 19 February 2021
'Spy pixels' in emails can track engagement and location
'Spy pixels' in emails can track engagement and location

Even UK regulator the ICO was found to use tracking pixels

  • Privacy
  • 18 February 2021
Rights groups seek ban on biometric surveillance
Rights groups seek ban on biometric surveillance

'Biometric mass surveillance brings Internet-style omnipresent tracking to the offline world' say campaigners

  • Privacy
  • 17 February 2021
CBP scanned 23 million faces in 2020, and didn't find a single imposter
CBP scanned 23 million faces in 2020, and didn't find a single imposter

Despite scanning millions of people, Customs and Border Protection failed to identify anyone trying to enter the USA under a false ID

  • Privacy
  • 12 February 2021
Tiny favicons can be utilised to track users' movements online
Tiny favicons can be utilised to track users' movements online

Favicons can store a unique ID which is not easily cleared by a user and which can bypass VPNs and other privacy tools

  • Privacy
  • 11 February 2021
Facebook sued in UK for Cambridge Analytica scandal
Facebook sued in UK for Cambridge Analytica scandal

The class action lawsuit seeks damages from Facebook over a failure to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998

  • Privacy
  • 10 February 2021
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