Online Privacy on The Verge of Death
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May 11th 2015
Tech News 2Night 335
Online Privacy on The Verge of Death
Hosted by
Megan Morrone
Arizona Cops Use Vegetation-based Surveillance Systems.
Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy previous episodes from the TWiT Archives.
Guests:
Russell Brandom
Employee tracking devices, 5 million of you are infected with snooping adware, Google tries to prove that machines are better than people, and more...
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Links
- An Arizona town is hiding license plate readers in fake cactuses
- Google survey finds more than five million users infected with adware
- After Several Public Google Maps Hacks, Google Forced To Suspend Map Maker To Prevent More Fake Edits
- The View from the Front Seat of the Google Self-Driving Car
- Giphy has come to Gmail and lo, it is glorious