HiSense A2 Pro
Lo Smartphone con due schermi
🔸OS Android 7.0
🔸Schermo 5,5 pollici (FHD)
🔸Fotocamera 16Mp / 12Mp Apertura F/2.0
🔸Connessione LTE 150/50Mbps (4G)
🔸Processore Qualcomm Snepdragon 625 2GHz Octa Core
🔸Memoria 4Gb/64Gb
🔸Batteria 3090mAh
🔸Dual Sim
🔸Impronta digitale laterale
🔷Secondo schermo e-paper
❌No Google Play Store e Google Play Services
Il secondo schermo è davvero l'elemento innovativo di questo smartphone, ascoltatevi l'audio per sentire la mia esperienza!
#privacy#smartphone#aboutMe
#PRIVACY
Il Garante per la protezione dei dati personali ha ordinato all’INPS il pagamento di una sanzione pari a 300mila euro in relazione alle violazioni commesse nell’ambito dell’accertamento effettuato dall’istituto di previdenza per il “bonus Covid” ai politici muniti di partita Iva.
La motivazione: l’istituto ha effettuato incroci tra i dati dei parlamentari che hanno richiesto il bonus con quelli di altri soggetti che ricoprivano incarichi di natura politica, senza però aver prima determinato se a costoro spettasse o meno il bonus. Inoltre, l’INPS ha violato il principio di “minimizzazione dei dati”, per aver avviato i controlli volti al recupero dei bonus anche nei confronti di coloro che avevano richiesto il beneficio, senza averlo però percepito a causa dell’assenza dei requisiti previsti in tal senso.
👉@giurisprudentia
🔒 NebulaEncrypt - Chrome Extension for Secure Local Encryption on the Web.
• Автор этого репозитория решил еще больше обезопасить свои сообщения в Telegram и закодил плагин для локального шифрования для Telegram Web.
• Идея такая, отправлять не явные сообщения, а локально зашифрованные и далее плагин на лету их расшифровывает непосредственно на клиенте. Тем самым, даже если сервер скомпрометируют, то там можно будет найти только ваши закодированные сообщения, которые зашифрованы локальным ключем.
• Плагин больше, как концепция, интересно было попробовать насколько это может быть удобно. Так то можно использовать не только в телеге, но и в других мессенджерах, главное написать адаптер.
➡https://github.com/dmitrymalakhov/NebulaEncrypt
#Privacy
📖Scraping vs. Privacy
Daniel Solove and Woodrow Hartzog published the final version of their paper “The Great Scrape: The Clash Between Scraping and Privacy,” which offers important insights on the intersection of privacy and AI.
The paper explores the fundamental tension between scraping and privacy law. With the zealous pursuit and astronomical growth of AI, we are in the midst of what we call the “great scrape.” There must now be a great reconciliation".
#AI#Privacy
🔋The Smartphones With the Longest-Lasting Batteries
Every #smartphone users know the dilemma: It doesn’t matter how great your latest-generation smartphone is or which cutting-edge features it contains - the device still runs on old-fashioned electricity it draws from its battery, often the weakest part of the phone. With the number of apps people use and time they spend on their smartphone increasing, battery woes are all too common - the prevalence of powerbanks and charging stations popping up in different places certainly tell that story.
🦅@PerspectiveIX
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📱Smartphone Dominance
Following up on the poll above, although not producing the same results, here are some interesting stats from Pew Research Centre: #Smartphone users are now more likely to go online using their mobile phone than with some other type of device.
For smartphone owners, their mobile devices now outpace more traditional means of accessing the web. 46% of them say when using the internet, they mostly do so on their phone. This represents a 12% increase from 2013 when 34% of these users said this.
At the same time, the share of smartphone users who say a desktop, laptop or tablet computer is their primary device for going online has fallen from 53% in 2013 to 30% today. Roughly a quarter of smartphone users say they equally use a cellphone or a desktop, laptop or tablet computer when going online, up from 12% six years prior.
🚀@PerspectiveIX
Australia's Privacy Chief Hits Brakes on Untamed AI Rollout
Australia's newly appointed Privacy Commissioner, Carly Kind, is urging caution regarding the rapid implementation of Artificial Intelligence technologies. While not opposed to AI, Kind emphasizes the need for robust safeguards before widespread adoption.
Kind expresses frustration with the tech industry's push for swift AI deployment, prioritizing speed over careful consideration of potential risks and ethical implications. She highlights the need for a measured approach, allowing time to understand the technology's nuances and establish appropriate regulations to prevent misuse.
Australia's cautious approach to AI deployment reflects growing global concerns about the responsible development and use of this powerful technology. As AI continues to evolve, ensuring its implementation aligns with ethical principles and safeguards privacy will be crucial.
#ResponsibleAI#Privacy