techlaw

8 ms·

31.
Potential of Weed-Killing Robots to Make Pesticides Obsolete(onezero.medium.com)
3 points by techlaw 6y ago|0 comments
32.
JioMeet and Zoom – a thread. (Screenshot comparisons)(twitter.com)
1 points by techlaw 6y ago|1 comments
33.
by techlaw 6y ago
No, I haven't. And rather than try to infer your implication(s) about Investigation Discovery I will ask directly: - Do they treat murder as a venue for entertainment? - Are they seemingly indifferent to the impact on victims? Because,
34.
by techlaw 6y ago
One hopeful thing that might come from this time of forced isolation: time and space to reflect on what is genuinely meaningful to us in the long term as individuals and as communities.
35.
by techlaw 6y ago
An article about one of their shows ('Murder House') told me all I needed to know about Quibi. Our culture does not need to trivialize murder or revictimize victims of crime more than we already do, thank you. No amount of quality
36.
by techlaw 6y ago
Logged in just to thank you for your comment (which is 100% correct). So few people understand the role & importance of consent and your comment is appreciated. Thank you!
37.
by techlaw 6y ago
Selected Q/A from the 'SPOT PRIVACY NOTICE' [1]. Of interest is that access to the Performance Log is required at "license renewal time [...] before a new key will be issued." I've not seen other info about the
38.
by techlaw 6y ago
> Just like everything about a phone call can be recorded if a single part to the call consents (which is true by default because the recording party counts as a consenting party), everything about website interaction can be recorded for
39.
by techlaw 6y ago
Most people value prosocial beliefs and behaviors -- and do so more as they acquire life experience. However, there are some who are unable to do so and some who have been conditioned otherwise. Regardless, the vast majority of people under
40.
by techlaw 6y ago
... well, it is not consensual (which is not to say that a court might find otherwise) because consent requires, among other things, an understanding by the grantor of what the granted permission entails. Here, it is unlikely that a user wh
41.
by techlaw 7y ago
There are so many ways to handle software/service lifecycles but Cerberus' apparent approach here is questionable from both a legal & business perspective. Not only is this possibly fraudulent/deceptive behavior* but give
42.
by techlaw 7y ago
Well, maybe second-to-last.
43.
by techlaw 7y ago
Yes, protocols, not platforms -- but BigTech cannot be involved beyond funding. We've already been down their road.
44.
by techlaw 7y ago
It is preferable to the extent that the poster is transparent about their intentions. The user name posting this could be 'NetworkNext' or a brief disclosure could be in the original post -- either of these would provide some tran