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4y ago
We need more privacy conscious talented tech folks like yourself to do the work without shortcuts. I think you should start a company doing this work with like minded folks and sell the service!
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4y ago
Some of the sample prompts are so human sounding it’s wild that AI can write such sophisticated content that can sway public opinion if said by public leaders. What a time to be alive
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Apple suffers unprecedented exec losses, slashes bonuses, and freezes hiring
(imore.com)
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4y ago
Don’t place your trust in companies that have business models built on the mass collection of user data for selling targeted advertising.
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4y ago
I mentioned a different scenario involving iCloud, please see my comment above.
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4y ago
Wow amazing write up, start a consultancy and start charging to audit the privacy of apps, imagine getting paid to do this on every App Store update of Tik Tok and the like for agencies or companies auditing their apps, etc. You are really
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4y ago
Change your pin and see if he added his fingerprint or Face ID to unlock then dump them for being a privacy invading friend
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4y ago
honestly all they need to monitor people is built into Apple products out of the box. Sync a dummy iCloud enabled AppleID, and clear all the prompts and emails that the device was added to the account. You now have access to everything via
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4y ago
because they could be viewing all their private communication/media on their device and that causes a lot of anxiety cause they won't confirm or deny if they have access.
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4y ago
love this list, especially Option #4 that is not on everyone's radar but a very real issue clouding people's judgement.
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4y ago
A solution would be to always store the original unenhanced image, like apple does for images in iCloud.
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4y ago
A solution would be to always store the original unenhanced image, like apple does for images in iCloud.
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4y ago
A solution would be to always store the original unenhanced image, like apple does for images in iCloud.
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4y ago
You can read the whole paper shared by another HN user here: https://petsymposium.org/popets/2023/popets-2023-0013.php PDF Paper: https://petsymposium.org/popets/2023/popets-2023-0013.pdf
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Some of these employee/child “monitoring” apps rival Remote Access Trojans (RATs) that used to wreak havoc in the early days of Windows, before Windows Defender and detailed permissions level access prompts were brought to the attenti
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4y ago
Thanks for letting me know
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4y ago
There are surreptitious ways to achieving covert monitoring on iOS. To say this applies to Android only is simply untrue. You can do things via MDM on iOS for example and install spyware “monitoring” apps/set OS level permissions that
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4y ago
Thanks for linking to the paper
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What the First Lung Delivered by Drone Means for Transplant Science
(scientificamerican.com)
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New insights into training dynamics of deep classifiers
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Drought and heavy rain occurred more often in Earth’s hottest years, study found
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What happens when your phone is spying on you
(today.ucsd.edu)
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Do you think a ChatGPT real time processing engine will soon be able to parse the cross talk for words that are detected and given a probability score that then can then be reordered/reassembled back into a pretty accurate sounding con
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4y ago
Indoor copper in the attic, the typical warrantied coils but they don’t cover recharging refrigerant
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I hope this disrupts Intuit’s sleazy business model propped up by mega donations/lobbying to keep its dominant position on charging for tax preparation. I would love to ingest my tax records into a secure GPT like system running locall
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My crappy coil keeps leaking every odd year and the refrigerant cost so much to replace. I hate the thin coils being created nowadays, not built to last at all.
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Regulators Look at Potential Bias in Life-Insurance Algorithms
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New “traffic cop” algorithm helps a drone swarm stay on task
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AI re-creates what people see by reading their brain scans
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New kind of transistor could shrink communications devices on smartphones
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