Serbia Grows its Facial Recognition Arsenal Amid Legality Concerns
Serbia Grows its Facial Recognition Arsenal Amid Legality Concerns
Votre opérateur téléphonique et/ou votre opérateur de box internet vous colle une étiquette dans le dos pour permettre aux markéteux de vous traquer sans relâche.
Ça s'appelle Utiq et c'est vraiment de la merde
lire https://next.ink/239468/utiq-lidentifiant-publicitaire-unifie-des-telcos-que-vous-allez-adorer-detester/
Et comme les markéteux ont la même compréhension du mot "consentement" qu'un violeur, il semble qu'il y ait un moyen de se protéger un peu ici pour gérer vos éventuels "consentements" pas du tout éclairés : https://consenthub.utiq.com/

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I don't think this is new, but I just saw an article about it again, so figured I'd post.
From the article:
"In a study, the researchers describe using beamforming feedback information (BFI) and machine learning models to identify people walking within a network’s range. The team found that this BFI-based technique was able to infer a person’s identity with 99.5% accuracy."
"...this feedback is unencrypted and can be accessed without the need of specialized hardware or even a direct connection to the WiFi network."
When home WiFi started to become popular I couldn't wait to get rid of the cables. But everything old becomes new again and here I am running cables to any room that needs access.