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Bans on facial recognition are made possible because of their proposed use in public space. And there’s the hitch, what happens within private companies is not subject to any norms of democracy.
"It is clear we have a crisis in the works. We need to move beyond the limited conversation of facial recognition and address the broader world of video surveillance, before it is too late," Michael Kwet writes in @TheIntercept.https://nyti.ms/3aMKocR
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A sobering look at how technology is being used to manage and manipulate service workers: On The Clock https://indiebound.org/book/9780316509008 … The tools needed to do the work become the means to manipulate the workers.
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Features are great, but privacy and security are more important.
@iotex_io has launched its first fully private IoT devices using#Blockchain and#SecureHardware.
Check out on @VentureBeat :https://venturebeat.com/2020/01/06/iotexs-ucam-is-a-blockchain-based-encrypted-private-home-camera/ …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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