Global File Scanning
This week in Privacy News, DuckDuckGo releases its desktop browser for Windows, UK activists want to make the proposed online safety bill worse, and the FBI forced police to lie about using stingrays. Also, Australia adopts new rules that will make or break big tech globally. We also look at AI news
Removable Batteries, Like 1999
This week in Business News, DPReviews finds a buyer and will not be shut down, Google sued over advertising monopoly, and the FTC goes after Amazon for dark patterns and cancellation headaches. Also, EU pushes for removable cell phone batteries. We also visit SillyVille.
Catholics for Climate Change
This week in Banned News, looters are running wild in San Francisco, and car makers are removing AM radios. Also, BMI is now racist, lab grown chicken is still a thing, and a Catholic takes up the mantle against climate change.
Edge Sends Your Pictures Back to Microsoft
This week in Privacy News, London Foodbanks use facial scanning to distribute food, Australia and Google discuss right to be forgotten, and the US government buys and stores troves of data on the citizens. Also, TikTok has a confirmed back door into US private data and the Edge browser sends your viewed images back to Microsoft. We also look at AI news.
Microsoft Supporting Right to Repair?
This week in Business News, Western Digital scares people into buying new drives, Cruise taxis block emergency vehicles, and Pixel phones will call your friends in an emergency. Also, Microsoft releases official manuals and parts to repair Surface devices. We also visit SillyVille.
Fired from Bitwarden For Catholic Faith
This week in Banned News, a discussion about who owns carbon credits for electric vehicles, Punisher is killed by Marvel for being used by the wrong people, and a Catholic engineer is fired from Bitwarden for not participating in pronoun disclosure.
Govt Issued Security Cams
This week in Privacy News, UK mental health group leaks personal information to Facebook, DHS uses AI to assign social media risk scores, and Apple image detection is back. Also, a third of the younger generation favors government issued security cameras in the home. We also look at AI news.
Crypto Crackdown
This week in Business News, a self-driving car kills a dog, Apple's new mixed-reality headsets, and Virginia battlefields are being overrun with data centers. Also, the SEC goes for the next target in the CryptoCrackdown. We also visit SillyVille.
Welcome to Pedogram
This week on the Banned News, Saudi Arabia warns about crimes on social media, climate activists get mad at a Tesla driver, and NYT wants to sent your kids to nasty people. Also, FBI warns of AI sextoriion scams, and Instagram has a major and known pedophile problem.
https://www.wired.com/story/apple-communication-safety-nude-detection/
https://www.cato.org/blog/nearly-third-gen-z-favors-home-government-surveillance-cameras-1
AI Overlords
https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/07/automattic-launches-an-ai-writing-assistant-for-wordpress/
https://www.techradar.com/news/i-hate-wordpressess-new-generative-ai-tool-and-you-should-too
Business
https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/06/a-waymo-self-driving-car-killed-a-dog-in-unavoidable-accident/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/economy/sec-sues-coinbase-crypto-exchange
https://notthebee.com/article/we-have-a-winner-for-dumbest-criminal-of-the-month/
https://www.techradar.com/news/league-of-legends-is-getting-its-own-coca-cola-flavor-and-i-cant-even
Banned News
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jun/04/snapchat-social-media-saudi-arabia-authorities
MS Edge is a Data Hog
This week in Privacy News, employee monitoring is gaining attention from the workforce and Amazon settles several FTC lawsuits. Also, Microsoft Edge is collecting more data about uses than most people realized. We also look at security news.
SEC Kills LBRY
This week in Business News, Neuralink receives FDA Approval and Tesla is cleared to have a gaming system in the cars. Also, AI experts suggest that AI is now a global priority, HP printers pushing too far, and the SEC lawsuits kill LBRY. We also visit SillyVille.
This is a Sign of Derangement
This week in Banned News, Amazon workers strike over working at the office, Snapchat AI is being bullied, and lefties demonstrate their total derangement with their new video game.
Death of Our Digital Self
Today in Privacy News, Facebook fined for data transfers, ChatGPT iPhone app privacy issue, and Python gives private data to the government. Also, we talk about the expiry of our digital lives, and look at some security news.
Viable Right to Repair?
This week in Business News, Samsung stays with Google, HP bricks more printers, and Windows to get RAR support. Also, brain implant company goes bust, and MN gets a viable right to repair bill. We also visit SillyVille.
Windows Rainbow Mode
This week in Banned News, British sausage maker ditches plan for vegan sausage because people don't eat them, RNC presidential candidate booted off LinkedIn for hate speech, and Twitter melts down after DeSantis announcement. Also, Windows now has an LGBT theme for your computer.