@adamndsmith "In Front of Gemini Live" -- doesnโt that mean that Google is at fault?
It was their interactive tool, after all, which fakes personal interaction and transfers data to unknown places but did not stop before it became criminal activity.
It probably would not be Google's fault in court because Google has a lot of money.
@contrasocial @ArneBab @adamndsmith buried deep in the user agreement is a no fault masturbation clause absolving them AND giving them the right to use said video to train #ai.
I wish this was a joke...
@EdtheChem @ArneBab @adamndsmith
Another good reason to keep your data local, or at least have a local backup. Otherswise, you are giving up security and control for convenience.
If the family didn't clue into this, you'd think that the accountant and the daughter's thesis advisor would say something.
Google needed to collect the footage for potential profit first.
@NormanDunbar @vampirdaddy @adamndsmith
It's always today! :D
I'd love to be able to boost this. Would you mind pasting the text from Reddit into the image alt text, please?
Thanks, Adam. Boosted.
@jackyan I use Proton and can't recall ever having issues with it being flagged as suspicious, though I haven't ever used it for business or banking.
I also find it weird that their accounts weren't all flagged at once, if I read it correctly, but gradually. Granted I luckily haven't had to deal with this type of issue before (I've been locked out of accounts of course but not for this reason and have never setup my accounts like the OOP).
Its not impossible OOP's story is true but they got some elements wrong or lied about some parts which were embarrassing (or the kid lied about some aspects of what happened).
Incredible post. His sister is at university, her dissertation is in Google Docs - all locked out.
Subreddit: r/LegalAdviceUK โข 52m ago User: NearbyNeck3162 My son pleasured himself in front of Gemini Live with the camera. My entire family have had our Google accounts banned.
PLEASE PEOPLE DO NOT TRUST GOOGLE IN ANY WAY.
Keeping everything important on google or any other single provider is crazy.
ALWAYS BACKUP IMPORTANT DATA
ON MULTIPLE DEVICES AND KEEP THEM WELL SEPARATED.
@adamndsmith
Yet another family sleeping with leopards in their house. It's always a shock to discover they eat faces. And the AI snitch surveiling the wanking son is a delightful plot twist in this tale...
At this point in human history i have lost sympathy for those who put their personal data into the revocable trust of strangers, and then act shocked when access is revoked. Sorry, not sorry.
@adamndsmith Just to throw some thoughts around...
In such a case, would it work to request your data under GDPR article 15? (At least if you live in the EU.) ๐ค
@ariaflame Correct. But I am not searching a solution for this SPECIFIC case, as the post is most likely an April's fools joke anyway. But given the hypothetical situation, would such a request work (as long as you live in EU)?
@Clutha Hope for a speedy process! We miss you! ๐ฅ
@ariaflame @maxmalrichtig @adamndsmith britian has its own GDPR, innovativbely called the "UK GDPR" it would cover this sort of thing. (if it were real)
the ICO has more info if you want to have a deep dive into it.
https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/uk-gdpr-guidance-and-resources/
@pa27 Well, it seems they knew a provider called "Google" and trusted that provider.