Tag: privacy
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Who’s the data controller of the blockchain? Who even owns things like Bitcoin and Ethereum? The short answer is nobody and everybody; everybody in this case is the thousands of… more ›
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This is the first in a n-part series on data and privacy, areas I’ve worked in and written about for an inordinate amount of time. For reasons I hope… more ›
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All these metaphors imagine public data as a huge, passive, untapped resources – lakes of stuff that only has value when it is extracted and processed. But this framing completely… more ›
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Last week, Apple introduced a new ad unit to the App Store: a paid placement on its Search page. https://mobiledevmemo.com/apple-robbed-the-mobs-bank/ more ›
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Federated learning, introduced in 2017, enables developers to train machine learning (ML) models across many devices without centralized data collection, ensuring that only the user has a copy of their… more ›
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After a recent, extensive, and rather withering bout of bad press, the facial recognition company Clearview AI has changed its homepage, which now touts all the things it says its… more ›
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I have been a happy customer of Spotify for several years now, after flirting back and forth with Apple Music, Google Play Music and the late Rdio for several years… more ›