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10 votes
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Amazon's explanation for why Alexa recorded a couple's private conversation and sent it to an acquaintance
12 votes -
GDPR quiz: How will data privacy law affect you?
6 votes -
Facebook suggests no compensation for European users affected by data breach
6 votes -
Microsoft extending EU's GDPR rights worldwide
9 votes -
Facebook privacy: MEPs to press Zuckerberg
6 votes -
US cell carriers are selling access to real-time location data for phones in Canada and the USA
4 votes -
This is how internet regulation can go really wrong
4 votes -
GDPR will pop the adtech bubble
9 votes -
The price of Google's new conveniences? Your data
6 votes -
Warrant Canary
Hey, Just a thought. I'm not sure what the legal standing of warrant canaries (i.e. being compelled to lie) are in Canada, but given the privacy level afforded by the site the key component to...
Hey, Just a thought. I'm not sure what the legal standing of warrant canaries (i.e. being compelled to lie) are in Canada, but given the privacy level afforded by the site the key component to that privacy is trust.
You're doing a lot to make sure private data is treated as harmful, and with the open source code being visible, but that's still not a guarantee that the server is actually running the code that will be open sourced.
Tildes could probably benefit from a warrant canary given that it's a platform for user generated content and if it gets prominent enough it may be subject to LEO scrutiny. Compliance with LEO is a given since the website operates under Canadian Jurisdiction, but given the... nature of some requests (Gag Orders / Etc...) a canary could be a privacy positive move for users of Tildes.
7 votes -
Why am I getting all these terms of service update emails?
5 votes -
I am a data factory (and so are you)
4 votes -
You can’t opt out of sharing your data, even if you didn’t opt in
7 votes -
There is no middle ground on encryption
5 votes