FTC Vows To Combat Illegal Exploitation Of Location And Health Data
The FTC has vowed to use 'the full scope of its legal authorities' to crack down on illegal conduct that exploits consumers' sensitive data.
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The FTC has vowed to use 'the full scope of its legal authorities' to crack down on illegal conduct that exploits consumers' sensitive data.
Dana Nessel issued a consumer alert, advising Michiganians to "very carefully review" policies for applications that hold personal health data.
Messages, emails, search histories, website visited, location data, social network, contacts, calendar events, any data that you could create with any app. they can allow keyword searches, image searches, map your locations visited, put in chronological order, apple and your social network. >> is there anybody doing anything about this right now? is it anyone who is either training people as to how to avoid this or tech companies that are taking a lead role in this? >> fortunately there is already many other movements that have had to deal with this very real difficult question. there's a lot ...
Nathan law, a leading opposition figure, is in exile in britain. we're talking about a whole civil society being demolished in one and a half years. the speed of it was incredible and people were so upset about it. now, hong kong is changing right in front of our eyes. the famous skyline may look the same, but hundreds of thousands of people have left, and they're often the best and brightest. china doesn't mind. it would much rather have a quiet, obedient hong kong than the exciting, vibrant place it used to be. john simpson, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. the latest headlines. ukraine h...
Elsewhere in ukraine, grain is stuck around the ports and warehouses of 0desa, with mines lurking in the surrounding waters. that is causing shortages, affecting food supplies around the world. western countries blame russia for the blockages, but moscow blames western sanctions for hampering international food supplies. mark lobel, bbc news. and in the last couple of hours, we've got reports that large explosions have been heard in the ukrainian city of mykolaiv. it's on ukraine's south coast, about 100km or 60 miles east of 0desa, where russian missiles hit a day ago. mykolaiv�*s mayor has...