Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan...
by FMecha on Thursday June 06, 2024 @02:40PM
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>Also, wasn't there a recent problem in USA where women were uninstalling period tracking software, because it could report someone as pregnant for having irregular period? I know at least 4 causes for missed period, do judges know that much?
There was a celebrity infidelity scandal in Japan where such app was allegedly involved too.
Re:Microsoft AI Spying Scandal: Time to Rethink Privacy Stan...
by chuckadams on Thursday June 06, 2024 @03:33PM
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Here in the USA it’s more like Texas will buy that data for TX residents and add their license plate number to a scanner for anyone trying to leave the state. Think that won’t happen? Private enterprises can get that data too, with an incentive of $10k per forced-pregnancy pop.
I won't disclose why Russian government considers me a part of three different terrorist groups. But they also tried to call people who watched anime a terrorist organization. And they tried that at least 3 times in last ten years. Sooner or later they will succeed.
Also, wasn't there a recent problem in USA where women were uninstalling period tracking software, because it could report someone as pregnant for having irregular period? I know at least 4 causes for missed period, do judges know that much?
We don't protect our privacy because we are imperfect, we do it because assholes and|or stupid people exist. It's like a middle school. You might not be ashamed of having a crush, but you wouldn't tell everyone who they are, because some of our classmates are assholes that would care too much