Showing posts with label Privacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Privacy. Show all posts
Friday, August 16, 2019
Keeping your household conversations private!
Mozilla has published instructions on how you can turn off human reviews of household audio captured from voice assistant devices. Check it out!
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Book Review: Ethics and Data Science
Ethics and Data Science by Mike Loukides
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Every data scientist or software engineer working with Big Data should read this book! It's short and to the point, distilling what could be a confusing consideration of ethics into a few simple approaches, which will make a big difference for any applied project. Starting with the obvious, pledges and creeds, it quickly shows why they're inadequate. Then, the authors discuss the checklist approach, which is applied, systematic, and reproducible. The book gives practical examples of ethical challenges, showing how easily unexamined projects with noble intentions can go awry! Just raising awareness is a big take-away from the book - and if teams develop and apply the checklist approach, it's far more likely they'll deliver solutions that actually "Walk the Talk" of consumer privacy and responsible data management.
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Every data scientist or software engineer working with Big Data should read this book! It's short and to the point, distilling what could be a confusing consideration of ethics into a few simple approaches, which will make a big difference for any applied project. Starting with the obvious, pledges and creeds, it quickly shows why they're inadequate. Then, the authors discuss the checklist approach, which is applied, systematic, and reproducible. The book gives practical examples of ethical challenges, showing how easily unexamined projects with noble intentions can go awry! Just raising awareness is a big take-away from the book - and if teams develop and apply the checklist approach, it's far more likely they'll deliver solutions that actually "Walk the Talk" of consumer privacy and responsible data management.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Upgrading to Windows 10? View this first!
Saturday, September 21, 2013
RSA says "No!" to NSA fingered random bit generator
Uh... yeah! Way to go RSA :-)
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Privacy in the digital age
A favorite author of mine has posted an interesting perspective on privacy that's worth a read. The topic's been on my mind, too. I'll be adding some discussion about it ahead, too.
Saturday, November 24, 2012
On-line privacy - what's left of it
Here's an interesting article on how determine which sites you visit are harvesting your Facebook info and, if that concerns you, some things you can do about it.
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