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[?]Hacker News » 🤖 🌐
@h4ckernews@mastodon.social

Meta workers can opt out of being tracked at work up to 30 min

bbc.com/news/articles/c93x0k19

    [?]N-gated Hacker News » 🤖 🌐
    @ngate@mastodon.social

    Meta's new "privacy initiative" lets employees escape Big Brother's gaze for a whopping 30 minutes a day. 🙄 Apparently, they believe this will ease the fear of becoming AI's next victim, one mouse click at a time. 🐭💻
    bbc.com/news/articles/c93x0k19

      [?]The New Oil » 🤖 🌐
      @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

      Here is the Contract for ’s Super API for the

      404media.co/here-is-the-contra

        [?]Astian, Inc » 🌐
        @astian@mastodon.social

        We continue to improve Midori, and in the next version, stability, responsiveness, and the browser's appearance will be significantly improved.

        .

        Midori Browser new version

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          [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
          @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

          A data regulator that fails to deter bad practices isn't worth having.

          They've allowed a light touch regime for data protection that increases breaches.

          The ICO shrugged when presented with issues in the UK Home Office's eVisa scheme by ORG and civil society.

          Read more ➡️ openrightsgroup.org/press-rele

          Image: On top of a dark turquoise patterned background is a screenshot of an article from Computer Weekly – 'UK data watchdog accused of dragging feet on eVisa investigation – Despite longstanding data protection issues with the Home Office's electronic visa system being flagged five months ago, the UK's data regulator is yet to take any action.' Text: The ICO has ignored 19 civil society organisations who raised concerns about serious data breaches coming from the Home Office's eVisa scheme. This can't go on.

          Alt...Image: On top of a dark turquoise patterned background is a screenshot of an article from Computer Weekly – 'UK data watchdog accused of dragging feet on eVisa investigation – Despite longstanding data protection issues with the Home Office's electronic visa system being flagged five months ago, the UK's data regulator is yet to take any action.' Text: The ICO has ignored 19 civil society organisations who raised concerns about serious data breaches coming from the Home Office's eVisa scheme. This can't go on.

            [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
            @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

            Data is your digital DNA 🧬

            It reveals who you are. That’s why companies, government bodies and criminals want access to it.

            Whether it’s to stop profiteering, surveillance or fraud, data protection is the answer.

            But the UK data regulator isn't enforcing the law.

            Sign the petition to ⬇️

            action.openrightsgroup.org/res

              [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
              @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

              A slap on the wrist isn't a deterrent.

              The ICO even refused to investigate the Ministry of Defence for the most serious data breach in UK history.

              This was the final straw, leading to ORG calling for an inquiry with over 70 groups and experts.

              Read more ➡️ openrightsgroup.org/press-rele

              Image: On top of a dark turquoise patterned background are screenshots of two articles from The Guardian 'At least 49 relatives and colleagues of Afghans in data leak have been killed, study suggests – Research also finds 200 of 231 people notified by MoD of breach reported threats to themselves or families' and 'Civil liberties groups call for inquiry into UK data protection watchdog – Campaigners including Good Law Project describe ICO 'collapse in enforcement activity after Afghan data breach'. Text: The ICO failed to formally investigate the Ministry of Defence over the leak of a spreadsheet detailing 19,000 people who were fleeing the Taliban - the worst data breach in UK history. The ICO's decision to not even open an investigation led to an open letter from 70+ data protection experts calling for an inquiry into the collapse in enforcement action.

              Alt...Image: On top of a dark turquoise patterned background are screenshots of two articles from The Guardian 'At least 49 relatives and colleagues of Afghans in data leak have been killed, study suggests – Research also finds 200 of 231 people notified by MoD of breach reported threats to themselves or families' and 'Civil liberties groups call for inquiry into UK data protection watchdog – Campaigners including Good Law Project describe ICO 'collapse in enforcement activity after Afghan data breach'. Text: The ICO failed to formally investigate the Ministry of Defence over the leak of a spreadsheet detailing 19,000 people who were fleeing the Taliban - the worst data breach in UK history. The ICO's decision to not even open an investigation led to an open letter from 70+ data protection experts calling for an inquiry into the collapse in enforcement action.

                [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
                @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

                The UK Information Commissioner's Office has failed for too long.

                Enforcement action has fallen away under its 'public sector approach', where the regulator has heavily relied on non-enforceable reprimands.

                Without bringing law-breakers to account, our data rights are weakened.

                Read more ➡️ openrightsgroup.org/blog/the-i

                Image: 3D chain in silver across the top with one link broken open over a turquoise patterned background. Text: The UK's data protection regulator, the Information Commissioner's Office, often refuses to act when complaints are made about data breaches. In 2024, the ICO received 25,582 complaints and took regulatory action in exactly one case. They're failing to protect our rights.

                Alt...Image: 3D chain in silver across the top with one link broken open over a turquoise patterned background. Text: The UK's data protection regulator, the Information Commissioner's Office, often refuses to act when complaints are made about data breaches. In 2024, the ICO received 25,582 complaints and took regulatory action in exactly one case. They're failing to protect our rights.

                  [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
                  @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

                  Digital rights are human rights.

                  That’s what data protection is about.

                  Our privacy relies on a regulator that will take action against the UK government and private sector at a time of escalating threats.

                  We want to .

                  Sign our petition if you agree ➡️ action.openrightsgroup.org/res

                  Image: Patterned dark turquoise background. Text: 5 steps to an effective ICO. Be accountable – Give people the right to appeal. Put the public first – Make its primary responsibility to enforce the law, investigate and remedy infringements. Be independent – Make sure it's protected from government interference. End corruption – Stop the revolving door between the regulator and Big Tech. Let public interest organisations represent the public – Groups like ORG should be able to bring challenges.

                  Alt...Image: Patterned dark turquoise background. Text: 5 steps to an effective ICO. Be accountable – Give people the right to appeal. Put the public first – Make its primary responsibility to enforce the law, investigate and remedy infringements. Be independent – Make sure it's protected from government interference. End corruption – Stop the revolving door between the regulator and Big Tech. Let public interest organisations represent the public – Groups like ORG should be able to bring challenges.

                    [?]madcoast » 🌐
                    @madcoast@social.vivaldi.net

                    Behold the Tech bro new world order.
                    'Resistance is futile,' so sayeth Qualcomm CEO
                    :ablobdundundun: :clippy:

                    theregister.com/personal-tech/

                      [?]sanitation » 🌐
                      @sanitation@lemmy.today

                      Philly Cops Are Reportedly Monitoring Anti-AI Memes, According to Internal Alert

                      Attachment: https://gizmodo.com/philly-cops-are-reportedly-monitoring-anti-a...

                      (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/privacy)

                      [?]Netzblockierer » 🌐
                      @Netzblockierer@tech.lgbt

                      @Some_Emo_Chick so I giess using Tor Browser & Tails is now a necessity.

                      Cc: @torproject @tails

                        [?]sanitation » 🌐
                        @sanitation@lemmy.today

                        Quote of the day by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison: "Citizens will be on their best behavior, because we’re constantly recording and reporting everything that is going on" — a dire warning on the er…

                        Attachment: https://www.techradar.com/pro/quote-of-the-day-by-oracle-co-foun...

                        (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/privacy)

                        [?]Marcel SIneM(S)US » 🌐
                        @simsus@social.tchncs.de

                        Radar gut, Kamera schlecht? Die Antwort des Bundesrates zielt ins Nirvana - medinside[.]ch

                        Die Politik verhandelt ein Datenschutzproblem, das sich bei modernen Patientenmonitoring-Systemen gar nicht stellt, und übersieht dabei, worauf es eigentlich ankommt.

                        medinside.ch/walder-wyss-daten

                        [?]iam-py-test :transgender_flag: :neocat_flag_lesbian: [she/her] » 🌐
                        @iampytest1@infosec.exchange

                        According to a private post by @are296 which I have seen, MitiGator has been banned by 101010.pl. The post states the takedown was the result of a user report, but does not provide additional details.

                        I can confirm the @mg account no longer exists. I have reached out to the owner of 101010.pl for comment, and am awaiting a response.

                        In their post, the maintainer stated they did not intend to create a new account. They cited lack of interest in combating CloudFlare, the account only having 7 followers, and no Mastodon server being "willing to host a single account".

                        The maintainer(s) had previously notified users the account might be shutdown due to a user report; however, this seems to be a different unrelated report.

                        infosec.exchange/@iampytest1/1

                        In a follow up, the maintainer stated:

                        Be careful out there.

                        There is no crocodile for you anymore.

                        They directed users to Ombrelo, a CloudFlare-free search engine formally known as "Dog": dog.wjk5mb4hzxhfd4wvuo65gekpg4

                          [?]sanitation » 🌐
                          @sanitation@lemmy.today

                          Meta’s AI Gave Hackers Keys To An Obama Instagram Account

                          Attachment: https://www.forbes.com/sites/the-wiretap/2026/06/02/metas-ai-gav...

                          (https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/privacy)

                          [?]jbz » 🌐
                          @jbz@indieweb.social

                          Palantir Contracts Have Become ‘An Unacceptable Point of Weakness,’ UK Politicians Warn | WIRED

                          wired.com/story/uk-government-

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