The health risks of RF radiation are unknown, so seems like a bad idea to have any wireless tech near reproductive organs.
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Agreed. Even if one were to be diligent and read the privacy policy, decide it’s fine, and use the product, at some point the privacy policy may change and now there’s a struggle with lock-in and migration, possibly requiring divesting expensive hardware (eg a car).
Yes, as the paper points out, the approach is risk minimization, not actual privacy protection.
I liked the paper’s point about holding companies accountable ala product liability. It’s then not enough to minimally comply with the law, companies are on the hook for actual harms.
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I testified to this exact point at the Senate Banking Committee. Where you have a disproportionately tiny and underfunded team, the law can say you will be boiled in oil & consumers lose.
Doesn’t facilitating transportation across state lines for the purpose of coerced sex fall under the federal sex trafficking laws? Why isn’t this being prosecuted as a federal crime?
I agree. I never think to use LinkedIn as a dating platform, and no one has ever used it that way with me. But makes me wonder if there’s a social norm I missed? Like how I always tip my Lyft/Uber drivers, but most people don’t.
FYI, connecting with me on LinkedIn to sell your product or service is a dead end.
That’s not how I source products and services. Same with hiring, contracting, training, certifications, or anything else that requires I pay you.
Good info! I suggest looking at NO DIRT for theat modeling; the questionnaire is much easier for non-security people to do than traditional threat modeling tools.
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Mainstream US chocolate is heavier on sugar than EU chocolate, and likely has butyric acid. If you like your chocolate less sweet and creamier (i.e. all adults with a functioning sense of taste), then EU chocolate is going to be superior.
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"No one wants to be sold anything."
I found this video insightful to learn how to successfully pitch myself and my ideas. While I don't do sales, I do need to influence others.
Thanks @brantpinvidic and @vvanedwards!
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Back when I was at a large FinTech, we ran our own BB and only considered banning a researcher once, and that was because they went way beyond scope. They got a warning instead for the very reason you cite, we wanted the reports, and bans are only for criminal behavior.