Category

Privacy Concerns

Social media sites are ditching their content moderators at the worst possible time Privacy Concerns

Social media sites are ditching their content moderators at the worst possible time

In October 2019, Mark Zuckerberg was grilled on the Senate floor about Facebook’s controversial content moderator apparatus, which has been reported in many instances to be inhumane. Its estimated 15,000 content moderators—some employed directly; some contracted through third parties—work long days at low pay (as little as $28,800 a year),…
bubmag
March 26, 2020
As The Virus Changes, So Will Our Enterprise Technology Footprint Privacy Concerns

As The Virus Changes, So Will Our Enterprise Technology Footprint

Let’s assume you have some sort of central IT application managing your accounts, customers, suppliers, products and locations in your organization today. It may be one of your (or the) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) or Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems. It may also be a bespoke-developed solution using a relational…
bubmag
March 24, 2020
These new glasses will have Google Glass-like camera – They just look slicker Privacy Concerns

These new glasses will have Google Glass-like camera – They just look slicker

When Google first announced Glass a few years ago, there was a lot of excitement. Once they finally hit the streets, however, that excitement was short-lived. With numerous issues, chief amongst them being the privacy concerns, Google pulled them from the shelves to concentrate on the enterprise market. But Google…
bubmag
March 19, 2020
Mark Zuckerberg denied a report that Facebook is considering sharing smartphone location data with the US government to help track the coronavirus Privacy Concerns

Mark Zuckerberg denied a report that Facebook is considering sharing smartphone location data with the US government to help track the coronavirus

REUTERS/Andreas Gebert Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook isn’t looking to share users’ location data with the US government to help it track the coronavirus. On Tuesday, The Washington Post reported that the government is in talks with the tech industry about leveraging smartphone location data to combat the disease, raising privacy…
bubmag
March 19, 2020
Lawmakers are raising concerns about Google’s coronavirus screening website that Trump announced, saying it could violate privacy laws (GOOG) Privacy Concerns

Lawmakers are raising concerns about Google’s coronavirus screening website that Trump announced, saying it could violate privacy laws (GOOG)

Five senators have sent letters to Google and the White House raising privacy concerns over the new screening website run by Google that Donald Trump announced Friday.Trump initially announced that Google was building a website to coordinate nationwide screenings for coronavirus. Google later clarified that Verily, a subsidiary, was making…
bubmag
March 18, 2020