Tag: privacy
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No Massive Google Play Privacy Issue
Is passing customer details to developers really a privacy concern?
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My delicious.com bookmarks for September 4th through September 6th
Don Norman: Google doesn’t get people, it sells them – “But in fact the advertisers are the users and you are the product.” The Problem With Online Ads – This is why I tend to buy apps I like, even those with free versions. I prefer being a customer to being a target for advertisers.
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My delicious.com bookmarks for December 6th through December 7th
This case must not obscure what WikiLeaks has told us – Another good piece about WikiLeaks. The news about Assange is starting to obscure the real news. Live with the WikiLeakable world or shut down the net. It’s your choice. – "What WikiLeaks is really exposing is the extent to which the western democratic system…
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My delicious.com bookmarks for November 18th through November 19th
The religious excuse for barbarity – "No, we don’t respect your desire to needlessly torment animals because some hallucinating desert nomads did it centuries ago. We don’t respect it at all. You can cry that we are “persecuting” you if we stop you committing acts of cruelty if you want." Penn & Teller – Penn…
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My delicious.com bookmarks for January 11th through January 13th
Priori Acute – What if M.C. Escher had been a typographer? What "Nothing to Hide" is Hiding – Why "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" is a bad argument in favour of increased surveillance.
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My delicious.com bookmarks for May 6th through May 8th
Apple drawing 3.0 line in the sand for iPhone developers – This can only mean that the release is getting pretty close. And, significantly, that the APIs are stabilising — I had to rewrite almost everything I did with the first beta when the latest version of the developer kit came out. DNA Database Doublecross…