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- Comment on Like to play alone? Ubisoft is still watching you! 1 week ago:
Being a tech savvy individual, the complainant additionally examined what exact data was being sent to Ubisoft when playing. The complainant discovered that, over a period of just 10 minutes, the game established a connection to external servers 150 times. Among the recipients of the complainant’s data: Google, Amazon and US software company Datadog.
- Comment on As Klarna flips from AI-first to hiring people again, a new landmark survey reveals most AI projects fail to deliver 2 weeks ago:
Hey workers of any kind, remember how fast these companies tried to replace you. It wasn’t because they thought the tech was cool.
- Comment on The Mobile Browsers That Stick Their Noses Into Your Business 3 weeks ago:
What is the last one that doesn’t collect anything? I’m not familiar with that logo.
- Comment on Microsoft announces new features for Windows 11 and Copilot+ PCs, including an AI agent in Settings and updates to Start menu, Photos, Paint, and Snipping Tool 3 weeks ago:
No
- Comment on Feds Threaten Wikipedia After Right-Wing Media Uproar 4 weeks ago:
We have to protect Wikipedia. We have to.
- Comment on Consumers make their voices heard as Microsoft's huge venture flatlines in popularity 4 weeks ago:
Gates must be rolling in his grave
Eh?
- Comment on Consumers make their voices heard as Microsoft's huge venture flatlines in popularity 4 weeks ago:
I think you have to have copilot installed to have the recall spyware though.
- Comment on Consumers make their voices heard as Microsoft's huge venture flatlines in popularity 4 weeks ago:
Glad to see it. It begs the question though, if they could get computers to want to talk to other computers and Microsoft could somehow make money, would that make them happy? Is computer to computer business something corporations want?
That’s right; Microsoft Copilot’s weekly user base is only 5% of the number of people who use ChatGPT, and it’s not increasing. It’s also worth noting that there are approximately 1.5 billion Windows users worldwide, which means just over 1% of them are using Copilot, a tool that’s now a Windows default app. This is quite scary from Microsoft’s point of view, which has put so much effort and money into its AI ventures that it really cannot afford for its business to dwindle out so soon.
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- Comment on Britain Orders Apple to Build a Backdoor Into Your iPhone 3 months ago:
Global access is wild, basically it means if the UK could force this that any five eyes country would then have the same access without needing to look bad to their citizens.
Doesn’t the US already have that backdoor? From what you’re saying, the UK probably already has access? Not attacking, sincerely asking.
- Submitted 3 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 24 comments
- Comment on ‘Humiliated’ mom sues Airbnb after ‘grossly inaccurate’ background check leads to ban 3 months ago:
I agree, but it’s not the main point. They may have few options when they can’t get their expunged records to go away.
- ‘Humiliated’ mom sues Airbnb after ‘grossly inaccurate’ background check leads to banwww.independent.co.uk ↗Submitted 3 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 10 comments
- Comment on TikTokers offered $5,000 to join Facebook and Instagram 4 months ago:
Meta treats their influencers like shit, they are wise to avoid them.
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- Comment on DJI will no longer stop drones from flying over airports, wildfires, and the White House 4 months ago:
They probably don’t want to be sued if they miss somewhere. If you’ve ever used a drone, it’s kind of strict in a not fun way.
- Comment on Pornhub Is Pulling Out of Florida 5 months ago:
Climate change is going to take care of that soon enough.
- Comment on Researchers achieve first successful communication between dreaming individuals 7 months ago:
Advertising to you in your dreams.
- Comment on Researchers achieve first successful communication between dreaming individuals 7 months ago:
Yikes
While no doubt fascinating, it is also a bit frightening. The idea of commercializing dreams sounds ripe for misuse and if we’re being force-fed content even while we are sleeping, when will we ever be able to truly unplug and get any actual rest?
- Comment on How to Stop Advertisers From Tracking You Across the Internet 7 months ago:
On my Android, it asked if I wanted to get a new Ad ID. When I said yes, then it let me delete it. It’s there but a little more hidden.
- S.F. woman’s viral video shows her trapped in a Waymo by men asking for her number (video in article)www.sfchronicle.com ↗Submitted 7 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 0 comments
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- Comment on YouTube creators surprised to find Apple and others trained AI on their videos 10 months ago:
Still not the creator’s fault, it’s the fault of the companies that do it. Why would they believe that companies they grew up trusting would steal their content? I thought Apple was supposed to be so great? I guess they’re POS just like the rest of them.
- Comment on FCC Eyes Making Carriers Unlock All Phones Within 60 Days Of Purchase 10 months ago:
It’s extremely hard to just move to another phone or internet company. You have to threaten, lie, waste 10 hours, etc. Internet and phone companies have turned all into Karens, we didn’t start out that way.
- Public roundtable: AI and protections for use of an individual’s name, image, likeness, or reputationwww.uspto.gov ↗Submitted 10 months ago to technology@lemmy.zip | 0 comments
- Comment on Steam Deck Now Cheaper Than A Switch During Valve's Big Summer Sale 11 months ago:
Right back at you kid.
- Comment on Steam Deck Now Cheaper Than A Switch During Valve's Big Summer Sale 11 months ago:
Riiiiiiight, which is why you’re explaining it so eloquently.