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by rameerez 7y ago
Thank you! :) I've read some recent research and looks like this is actually measured: only 0.001% of all internet users start reading them (and even a smaller amount of people likely finish reading them). On top of it, if you had to r
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by rameerez 7y ago
This was actually one of the ideas to evolve the project! Another one is making an app that protects your digital privacy from these threats, kinda like an antivirus but for privacy threats instead of viruses ( https://useguard.co
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by rameerez 7y ago
It should be pretty close to 100%, though, they seem to be super privacy friendly!
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by rameerez 7y ago
Bug, one of the components of the score is not properly normalized I think. I'll fix it as soon as I handle the traffic overload :)
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by rameerez 7y ago
This just hit the frontpage so the server might be a bit overloaded, I'm sorry. Trying to resize resources right now. Thanks for the heads up, in the long term (ideally) noise shouldn't be a huge problem in a sufficiently large da
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by rameerez 7y ago
Thank you! :)
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by rameerez 7y ago
Some other user reported that same thing this morning but I couldn't find any explanation to this err. It basically works for everyone except for these two precise cases. One idea I have is that you might be behind some sort of firewal
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by rameerez 7y ago
Thanks! Last semester I did a bootcamp on Artificial Intelligence and I had to do a final project. Last year I started becoming concerned about digital privacy when I discovered Facebook had an updated copy of your phone contacts including
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by rameerez 7y ago
Some of the process on gathering the data to create the labelling dataset is described here: https://useguard.com/experiment But most probably I'll be publishing a paper later this year detailing all the details and pr
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by rameerez 7y ago
Hi guys! So as basis for my thesis on AI and NLP I've been working on a RRN-based text classifier that basically reads and analyzes privacy policies. It understands that "we don't share your data with third parties" is p
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Show HN: I made a neural net that analyzes privacy policies(useguard.com)
502 points by rameerez 7y ago|120 comments
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by rameerez 7y ago
I'm a big South Park fan, also loved that episode (and the original movie). It didn't cross my mind to use that specific thing to explain the project, but kinda makes sense! Grotesque but effective.
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by rameerez 7y ago
Hi, HN! I’m working on an AI that reads privacy policies and automatically detects privacy threats for you. Last year I started becoming really concerned about digital privacy when I found out Facebook has always had an updated copy of my p
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I'm building an AI that reads privacy policies for you(privacyreader.useguard.com)
1 points by rameerez 7y ago|3 comments
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by rameerez 9y ago
Just contacted them, thank you for the suggestion!
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by rameerez 9y ago
I didn't do any of that shady stuff, just submitted it and waited. I just wrote the mods, thank you!
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by rameerez 9y ago
Thanks! But yup, searched it and I only see my own submission :/
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by rameerez 9y ago
Might be, but I've only seen my submission + I'm 100% sure I saw this precise post in the frontpage with 40+ upvotes :/
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by rameerez 9y ago
Yeah, I'm sure they're keeping A LOT of data. Metadata, search history, profiles browsing, app usage times and dates... Unfortunately there's no way to know exactly what data are they hiding, unless you're Zucks or somet
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by rameerez 9y ago
Hey HN! Did I do something wrong? I got a Twitter notification that this reached the frontpage, went to check it and it did, had like 48 upvotes, checked it again a minute after that and it's now buried in "new" with 20 upvot
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Facebook is storing an updated copy of your phone Contacts, nicknames included(twitter.com)
42 points by rameerez 9y ago|21 comments