Tag Archives: privacy

O’Reilly Radar – The end of social

The more we share the less value each piece of infor­ma­tion has to the peo­ple (but not the sys­tems) that we share to.

DARPA Shredder Challenge

Neat chal­lenge, it would be cool to work on this prob­lem but image analy­sis is so far out of my area of expertise.

NPR – OnStar Hits Reverse: It Won’t Keep Collecting Data From Old Customers

OnStar how­ever still hasn’t changed it’s mind about sell­ing data it col­lects from cur­rent cus­tomers at some point.

Ars Technica – Three Senators condemn OnStar for tracking former customers

Glad I don’t own a vehi­cle with OnStar installed. It’s more than a lit­tle sleazy to col­lect and sell infor­ma­tion from for­mer customers.

Scripting News – Facebook is scaring me

Count me in the group of peo­ple now stay­ing logged out of Face­book by default.

Ars Technica – Newzbin2 builds block-averting measures into its software

Every time some­one tries to pre­vent infor­ma­tion from being reached on the Inter­net some­one else finds a way around it.

Read Write Web – How’s Mozilla Doing with Do Not Track? Not So Good

Do Not Track, is a nice idea but not much more than that.