Privacy News February 10, 2015

• Google's dog robot looks too real for comfort when getting kicked

Added over 5 years ago
• Report: Automakers Fail to Fully Protect Against Hacking

Added over 5 years ago
• Aspen Snowmass' Skiers Use RFID Lift Tickets to Pay for Food, Rentals

Added over 5 years ago
• New Samsung Smart TVs Record, Share What You Say With 'Third Party'

Added over 5 years ago
• Twitter's latest transparency report shows government surveillance on the up

Added over 5 years ago
• Schools May Put Student Data at Risk

Added over 5 years ago
• Samsung under fire, its smart TV voice recognition software could transmit personal or sensitive information

Added over 5 years ago
• Today In Creepy Privacy Policies, Samsung’s Eavesdropping TV

Added over 5 years ago
• Uncovering Security Flaws in Digital Education Products for Schoolchildren

Added over 5 years ago
• Police across America now deploying radar devices that see inside your home

Added over 5 years ago
• Bill Gates: ‘We Need Global Government,’ Is The Richest Man In The World Calling For A New World Order?

Added over 5 years ago
• Are smart homes security smart?

Added over 5 years ago
• Google Glass Is Being Trialled At European Airport

Added over 5 years ago
• DARPA Hacks GM's OnStar To Remote Control A Chevrolet Impala

Added over 5 years ago
• Facebook can identify your face from any image with Deep Face

Added over 5 years ago
• Samsung's Smart TVs Are Collecting And Storing Your Private Conversations

Added over 5 years ago
• Microchip implants no longer science fiction

Added over 5 years ago
• Poll shows public in Massachusetts has very little knowledge of empirical surveillance studies, but why?

Added over 5 years ago
• Gardaí introduce facial recognition to identify suspects

Added over 5 years ago
• Philippines - Comelec to lease voter verification system for 2016 polls

Added over 5 years ago
• Compulsory fingerprinting for primary school children in Australia

Added over 5 years ago