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This payment option will allow Amazon to "collect data on where customers shop, but not what they purchase or how much they spend inside third-party retail stores." #AmazonOne is also set to replace entry ID cards and event tickets. #IoTprivacy https://t.co/Qx86idP9c8
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A great way to sell surveillance: "We know the dangers of surveillance, but people are dying." Saving some lives on the roads might be the silver lining of removing driver controls so they can do other things which generate more valuable data. #IoTprivacy https://t.co/YXbggrPB5Z
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"Imagine you are in a job interview. As you answer the questions, an AI system scans your face, scoring you for nervousness, empathy and dependability. It may sound like science fiction, but such systems are increasingly used, often without consent." https://t.co/tQLXzu4bOK
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