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Category Archives: NowYouKnow
DHS seeks bids for access to license-plate tracking systems
The Department of Homeland Security wants access to data about when and where suspects have traveled, and it could get that information from a license-pl
Source: DHS seeks bids for access to license-plate tracking systems
How Often Does an App Share Your Location? You May Be Surprised | Fox Business
Most of us are unaware of just how much location sharing is going on with our smartphones.
Source: How Often Does an App Share Your Location? You May Be Surprised | Fox Business
How to turn off snooping smart TV features | Fox News
A few weeks ago, I investigated automatic content recognition (ACR) systems found on televisions from Samsung, LG, and Vizio.
Source: How to turn off snooping smart TV features | Fox News
The Selling of the Avocado – The Atlantic
How the “alligator pear” went from obscure delicacy to America’s favorite fruit
Verizon Won’t Stop Tracking Users, But At Least You Can Opt Out Now – ReadWrite
For whom does the “Supercookie” crumble? Not for us.
Source: Verizon Won’t Stop Tracking Users, But At Least You Can Opt Out Now – ReadWrite
Browse The FDA’s Photostream Of Recalled Products | Popular Science
It’s like a police lineup for medicines and snacks. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration maintains a Flickr album just for pictures of drugs, supplements and pet and people foods it’s recalled from the market. How did we not know this before?
Source: Browse The FDA’s Photostream Of Recalled Products | Popular Science
Verizon’s Mobile ‘Supercookies’ Seen as Threat to Privacy – NYTimes.com
Advertisers, and possibly other third parties, are finding ways to exploit a hidden tracking mechanism that Verizon Wireless users cannot delete.
Source: Verizon’s Mobile ‘Supercookies’ Seen as Threat to Privacy – NYTimes.com
How Amazon Tricks You Into Thinking It Always Has the Lowest Prices | Re/code
It’s all about price perception.
Source: How Amazon Tricks You Into Thinking It Always Has the Lowest Prices | Re/code