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Ask HN: Is Geothermal Electricity Green?
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yoaviram
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The UK is working on a separate data protection law and the attitude towards privacy is very different from the EU (hence the rewrite)
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3y ago
Such as?
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3y ago
Link to the Hacker News post relating to the recent Toyota data breach discussed in the original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35919133
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Location Data = Personally Identifiable Information
(consciousdigital.org)
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Yes, all location tracking data is personaly identifiable. Given any dataset like this it is trivial to pick any entry and trace where is home and where is work thus de-anonymizing it. Conversely given any home or work addreas it's tri
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The NSA’s Large Language Models
(consciousdigital.org)
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3y ago
Very well written, I'm glad to see this topic getting attention. We're about to publish a similar work relating to dark patterns in the way companies respond to data protection requests (data deletion, access etc.): https:/&
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This is a thought experiment exploring current state-of-the-art and future trends in LLMs used by intelligence agencies and their implications on our online privacy. Is this a realistic scenario? Is it not going far enough?
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What do intelligence agencies use LLMs for? A thought experiment
(consciousdigital.org)
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The NSA's ChatGPT
(consciousdigital.org)
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Why does the author not simply send Disney a CCPA data deletion request, either instead, or in addition to the rest of the countermeasures outlined in the article? With websites such as this one it literally takes less then a minute to do s
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yoaviram
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I'm one of the founders of this service, nice to see it on the front page! Happy to answer questions.
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yoaviram
4y ago
We haven't released this yet but the numbers are right: https://yourdigitalrights.org/stats
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I love hard core history, but I recently discovered The Rest is History and it takes the number one spot for me.
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Send them a data deletion request. This service makes it easy to do so: https://yourdigitalrights.org/d/lastpass.com
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4y ago
Is this for real?
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Billionaire Bone Bureau
(billionairebonebureau.com)
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Short answer: they probably have to delete your personal data. Long answer: it depends on the regulation. To the best of my understanding yes under the GDPR. If you are interested in what constitutes personal data and when an organisation n
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> The only recourse in the meantime is to close your PayPal account. Except PayPal does not monitor the only email address it lists on its own website, the one designated for the purpose of sending them data deletion or access requests:
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4y ago
If you don't use TikTok, and you happen to live in the EU, UK, California or Brazil, send them a data deletion request. Here's an easy way: https://yourdigitalrights.org/d/tiktok.com
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4y ago
You do realise that right now on a Chinese version of hacker news, a Chinese version of you is making the same argument? The messed up aspects of this world aren't inevitable, we all take part.
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4y ago
Unpopular opinion - Web3, incidentally, may save us: https://nonstructured.com/in-defense-of-web3/
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4y ago
Maybe this will help change your mind or at least give you a better alternative within the field: http://nonstructured.com/in-defense-of-web3/ But if it doesn't change your mind and you don't believe in this
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There's a bigger picture: http://nonstructured.com/in-defense-of-web3/
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In Defense of Web3
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We Asked 600 Data Brokers to Delete Our Personal Data [video]
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Are you sure about this?
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It's not necessarily better for the users. I'm one of the founders of a free and open source service which simplifies the process of sending CCPA/GDPR data deletion requests. A common request from our users is to give them go
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yoaviram
4y ago
Hi Varenc, I'm the founder of YourDigitalRights.org and I'd love to hear your specific feedback either here or via email (address is on the website). That would be greatly appreciated.
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