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Has Twitter violated the GDPR?
Five months following the launch of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), Twitter becomes the target for the first time. The social network has refused to tell a researcher how its data was used. Google and Facebook have led the way and are already investigated by European regulators. All regarding mishaps in the GDPR. […]
MacOS Mojave: what does Apple have in store for you?
The new operating system for Macs is now available. MacOS Mojave presents no breaking novelty but it keeps upgrading all that makes Apple’s strength: the comfort of use, security, compatibility with the ecosystem. Following the much-awaited iOS 12, here is MacOS Mojave. A desert name for an OS without any surprise but with many […]
Apple Store: New data protection policy to safeguard private life
On October the 3rd, the Apple Store will update its confidentiality policy. Developers will have to present how they collect and use user data. Is this a way to comply with the GDPR? When Apple broke the news, they never mentioned the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). This drastic regulation controls how data is collected […]
Amazon’s Rekognition feels the heat
In the United States, a civil rights organization is trying to put an end to the use of Rekognition by authorities (including Police). Rekognition is Amazon’s facial recognition tool. Besides violating civil rights, the app is feared to be dysfunctional. Indeed, Rekognition has identified 28 members of Congress as criminals… The American Civil […]