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Digital Privacy & Biometric Fingerprints: Two Natural Enemies

Post author:Chris
Post published:March 23, 2024
Post category:Artificial Intelligence Surveillance
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In the digital age, biometric fingerprint technology is at the forefront in the battle for security. It claims to offer unparalleled convenience and is one of the most unprotected ways to pay and be recognized. Biometric fingerprints, unique to each individual, unlock a world where your identity is the key to everything, from your smartphone to banking services. This surveillance technology simplifies verification processes and ensures that major tech companies and governments can access your personal data and assets with just one touch of your finger.

Are Carbon Footprint Passports Real?

Post author:Chris
Post published:March 9, 2024
Post category:Artificial Intelligence Family
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In an era where sustainability is at the center of global discussions, it's no surprise that the concept of carbon footprint passports is gaining traction. As the world becomes increasingly monitored and travel and transportation are the main means of exercising the right to free movement, tracking individual movements and so-called carbon footprints for travel purposes poses a threat.

Smart Mirror: The Battle for the Surveillance of Our Bodies and Behavior

Post author:Chris
Post published:February 24, 2024
Post category:Artificial Intelligence Family Hacking
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Interactive mirrors can be used in your home to inform you right in the morning about your schedule, where and when you need to be (and countless other things)! That really doesn't sound fun. "Smart" mirrors are another example of the obvious tension between technological innovation and privacy. In this blog post, we've discovered why the most sensitive ethical questions revolve around influencing behavior and, of course, data collection.

What to Do During an Internet Shutdown?

Post author:Chris
Post published:February 14, 2024
Post category:PRVCY Tips Surveillance
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An internet shutdown occurs when an organization, often a government, intentionally disrupts the internet or mobile apps like WhatsApp or Telegram to control online discourse. Experts define this as "an intentional disruption of internet or electronic communication, making it inaccessible or practically unusable for a specific population group or in a specific location, often to exert control over the flow of information." These disruptions are also referred to as "blackouts" or "kill switches."

What are Open Source TVs and How Do They Work?

Post author:Chris
Post published:January 31, 2024
Post category:Family PRVCY Tips
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Imagine a TV that not only lets you watch your favorite shows and movies but also opens up a world of customization, community-driven development, and unparalleled flexibility. In this blog post, we dive into the exciting world of open-source smart TVs and explore their potential, benefits, and the communities driving their development.

Do You Share Your ID Number with Everyone?

Post author:Chris
Post published:January 28, 2024
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Ever been asked to send your ID online? Do you feel comfortable doing it? Do you think it's safe? Today, we take a closer look at these questions and more about sharing such info on the web. Sharing information online has become quite normal, but we must be aware of the risks associated with sending personal documents if we are not careful. In this blog, we explore potential threats and dangers we expose ourselves to and review some best practices to minimize the consequences should you ever need to divulge sensitive information.

PRVCY 101: A Guide to Secure File Management for Digital Privacy

Post author:Chris
Post published:January 26, 2024
Post category:Family Hacking
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In an era dominated by technology, our lives are intricately woven into the digital fabric. From personal photos to confidential documents, the digital world hosts a treasure trove of sensitive information. As our digital footprints expand, the importance of protecting our privacy grows. In this blog post, we will explore the realm of digital privacy in file management and offer practical tips to ensure the security of your digital assets.

PRVCY 101: Data Analytics. A Guide to Protecting Your Consumers’ Digital Privacy

Post author:Chris
Post published:January 20, 2024
Post category:Digital Economy PRVCY Tips
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In this blog section, we discussed the important points you should consider when selecting a data analytics platform that prioritizes consumer digital privacy. By ensuring that the platform offers robust data encryption, data minimization, precise access controls, privacy impact assessments (PIAs), and comprehensive audit protocols, you can protect your customers' sensitive information and comply with privacy regulations.

PRVCY 101: 2FA Authentication Methods

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Post published:January 18, 2024
Post category:Hacking PRVCY Tips
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In today's digital age, your online security should be a top priority. Two-factor authentication is an important tool to enhance the protection of your online accounts, but it should not be the only measure you rely on. Strong and unique passwords, regular software updates, caution against phishing attempts, connecting with secure Wi-Fi networks, and monitoring account activity are crucial steps to boost your online security. By adopting the additional measures in our #PRVCYTips, you significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access and protect your sensitive data.

Tech Companies and Keyboards: They Even Know Your Deleted Messages.

Post author:Chris
Post published:January 14, 2024
Post category:PRVCY Tips Surveillance
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In an era dominated by digital communication, the concept of privacy is becoming increasingly elusive. Many users believe that deleting a message means removing it from existence, which conveys a false sense of security. However, the reality is far more complex, as tech companies have the means to store and analyze deleted messages. In this blog post, we delve into the mechanisms that allow tech companies to access every word you type on your keyboard and the implications for user privacy.