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Tag Archives: Privacy
The facebook problem
When a for-profit company gives you something for free, with little chance of ever charging, you have to ask, “who is the customer and what is the product?” Facebook has (reputedly) 500 million users, none of whom pay a penny … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Free Software, Open Data, Privacy, Twitter
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Abandoning Twidroyd
Twidroyd/Twidroid is a Twitter application for the Android platform. I really quite liked it, until they were bought by Tweetup. Why? Well, during the name change they added a huge EULA. However, the important part is (highlighted part by me): … Continue reading
About Googlegate
I was reading this at El Reg. I like Privacy International. I share many of the same values but I’m not sure that Alexander Hanff has any idea of how code is written at Google. I don’t, but I’d hazard … Continue reading
Travel to the USA?
Just when I thought I didn’t need any new reasons not to travel to the US a new one pops up: Europeans and other potential enemies of the US are to be forced to deposit their personal details on the … Continue reading
UK Biobank & Privacy
I got an invite from the UK Biobank project to participate in their project. They are asking 40-69 year olds to come along for 1.5 hours and answer lots of questions about their health, families and lifestyles, provide blood and … Continue reading