(English) Why is Microsoft monitoring how long you use Windows 10?
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Beiträge mit Tag ‘email snooping’
Google Admits Data Mining Student Emails in its Free Education Apps
According to a recent article by Jeff Gould, Peerstone Research:
‚When it introduced a new privacy policy designed to improve its ability to target users with ads based on data mining of their online activities, Google said the policy didn’t apply to students using Google Apps for Education. But recent court filings by Google’s lawyers in a California class action lawsuit against Gmail data mining tell a different story: Google now admits that it does data mine student emails for ad-targeting purposes outside of school, even when ad serving in school is turned off, and its controversial consumer privacy policy does apply to Google Apps for Education.‘
Shouldn’t this concern a few people? Here is the full article – http://bit.ly/1b2efgx
Tags:email, email privacy, email snooping, Lavabit, metadata, NSA, privacy, privacy in information, private email, private metadata, scan email contents, secure email, snooping
De Metadata, privacy, Senate Subcommittee, 1968…wait, what 1968?!?
From the this article…’In 1968, Paul Armer of the RAND Corporation testified in front of a U.S. Senate subcommittee about his concerns for privacy in the future. Armer went into how a rather detailed profile of a person could be made from what we today call metadata. He explained that simply stripping the name from a set of computerized data did little to protect privacy.‘ 1968! Seems we’ve taken his advice…and went in the opposite direction.
Tags:email privacy, email snooping, privacy, private email, private metadata
AP: Google argues for right to continue scanning Gmail
„The lawsuit notes that the company even scans messages sent to any of the 425 million active Gmail users from non-Gmail users who never agreed to the company’s terms.“ Enough said. Read the story here http://apne.ws/17Ri5X5
Tags:email, email privacy, email snooping, privacy, private email, scan email contents, snooping
