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"My concern is when it moves beyond looking for weapons at a concert — when someone decides to add all kinds of inputs on the person being scanned, or if we enter a protest and a government agency can now use the system to track and log us." #IoTprivacy https://t.co/6Br2zpJfaH
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"Amazon will use two cameras to record footage from inside vans and out to the road. They're designed to detect road violations or poor driver practices and give an audio alert, while collecting data Amazon can use later to evaluate drivers." #IoTprivacy https://t.co/o32BUbn2sL
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“Device makers have never before been so intimately and parasitically involved in the shaping of daily lives,” wrote researchers Kristensen & Ruckenstein in a 2018 study that examined how fitness behaviors evolved alongside tracking technology. #IoTprivacy https://t.co/K1mABDk0ko
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