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making the allegations. 0verarching the defamation problem is also a privacy problem, clearly. when you intrude into someone's private life by revealing something that may or may not be true. i would not come on this occasion, feel that you should immediately launch some kind of assault on the bbc, it is easy to knock the bbc, it happens all the time, but i don't think you can really say that they have misbehaved.— really say that they have misbehaved. , ., �* misbehaved. the thing is, we don't have all the — misbehaved. the thing is, we don't have all the facts _ misbehaved. the thing is, we don't have all the facts as _ misbehaved. the thing is, we don't have all the facts as objects. - misbehaved. the thing is, we don't have all the facts as objects. we i have all the facts as objects. we have all the facts as objects. we have the claims in the newspaper, obviously, and the statements from the bbc. in terms of what you were saying, in terms of the timings of things and when the family apparently brought this typical�*s attention, the bbc said that new allegations were put to us on the thursday, the 6th ofjuly, a
infrastructure. aha, privacy problem within the us infrastructure.— privacy problem within the us infrastructure. a lot of the focus on what that _ infrastructure. a lot of the focus on what that data _ infrastructure. a lot of the focus on what that data could - infrastructure. a lot of the focus on what that data could be i infrastructure. a lot of the focus on what that data could be that l on what that data could be that chinese may be able to harvest from the app. is there any suggestion that there is information moving the other way? that china is using this to disseminate false information around the world, may be? we haven't seen clear examples _ around the world, may be? we haven't seen clear examples of _ around the world, may be? we haven't seen clear examples of china - seen clear examples of china using personal information from tiktok to disseminate propaganda on tiktok. we have seen example of the chinese government spreading state—sponsored messages on social media platforms in general. twitter recently revealed that 20,000 accounts —— remove 20,000 accounts that were affiliated from china's communist parties spreading messages for example, the china's government role in it covid—19, to the hong kong democracy process. we do know that the chinese government is engaged in propaganda in general. wejust don't
collecting and what they would possibly want to use that for. tiktok like many mobile apps collects very personal information from users was that this could include geolocation, the phone contacts, biometric information like phase or voice prints. all of this information could potentially reveal who somebody is, where they go on a daily basis, who they are in contact with, what their interests are for example, what videos they search for online. this is very sensitive personal information. that said, there local app industry in the united states is very under regulated. many mobile apps and build their business models around collecting and sharing very similar types of information with data brokers. so tiktok poses privacy concerns for sure but it's not the only mobile app put up and banning tiktok would not serve a larger privacy problem within the us
sometimes they exploit in scams like jackie was talking about, they are trying to get the personally identifiable information so that they can exploit that data and potentially get money. there's a lot of, again, some elderly people who are targets of this issue and they'll give away credit card information, they'll say, hey, we are holding somebody that you know for ransom and they'll give them that information, so i think it's very important to be vigilant but i also think that some of the tech companies, frameworks of figuring out how to play and solve the privacy problem, make no mistakes the companies that really solve the privacy problems, they are going to win the day especially when it comes to a free market, they are going to compete really, really well if they figure out new innovative ways to basically stem the -- the tide of robocalls. >> the best thing for us to do is hang up and block the call. they get around that somehow. meanwhile that's not the only problem n just a moment we will
very briefly the most remarkable thing he said was that he was the director of national intelligence and he had no idea whether or not the president agreed to negotiate a new nuclear agreement with the russians four or five days after this summit happened. that told you everything you need to know. >> live streaming passenger rides. is there a privacy problem here?
no one can tell i'm wearing penguin pajama pants or to my eye makeup is smeared onto my four head and no one can see that i'm there buying kat litter and onions and antiaging cream. it's a sacred thing that in a pharmacy you don't look at each other alone talk about it. this pharmacist violated something sacred in this country and i hope he or she pays. [laughter] greg: joe, what is your take on this? >> i think pharmacies in general have a privacy problem. you get your prescription and then they tell you to go to the consultation area but it's just one register down. [laughter] and you hear the pharmacist they will these are for toenail fungus and i'm like keep that quiet, lady. [laughter] greg: it is so true. also they have cheap backs. you're not out of the woods when you leave the pharmacy so you
penguin pajama pants or to my eye makeup is smeared onto my four head and no one can see that i'm there buying kat litter and onions and antiaging cream. it's a sacred thing that in a pharmacy you don't look at each other alone talk about it. this pharmacist violated something sacred in this country and i hope he or she pays. [laughter] greg: joe, what is your take on this? >> i think pharmacies in general have a privacy problem. you get your prescription and then they tell you to go to the consultation area but it's just one register down. [laughter] and you hear the pharmacist they will these are for toenail fungus and i'm like keep that quiet, lady. [laughter] greg: it is so true. also they have cheap backs. you're not out of the woods when you leave the pharmacy so you are walking out in the bag is
no one can tell i'm wearing penguin pajama pants or to my eye makeup is smeared onto my four head and no one can see that i'm there buying kat litter and onions and antiaging cream. it's a sacred thing that in a pharmacy you don't look at each other alone talk about it. this pharmacist violated something sacred in this country and i hope he or she pays. [laughter] greg: joe, what is your take on this? >> i think pharmacies in general have a privacy problem. you get your prescription and then they tell you to go to the consultation area but it's just one register down. [laughter] and you hear the pharmacist they will these are for toenail fungus and i'm like keep that quiet, lady. [laughter] greg: it is so true. also they have cheap backs. you're not out of the woods when you leave the pharmacy so you
no one can tell i'm wearing penguin pajama pants or to my eye makeup is smeared onto my four head and no one can see that i'm there buying kat litter and onions and antiaging cream. it's a sacred thing that in a pharmacy you don't look at each other alone talk about it. this pharmacist violated something sacred in this country and i hope he or she pays. [laughter] greg: joe, what is your take on this? >> i think pharmacies in general have a privacy problem. you get your prescription and then they tell you to go to the consultation area but it's just one register down. [laughter] and you hear the pharmacist they will these are for toenail fungus and i'm like keep that quiet, lady. [laughter] greg: it is so true. also they have cheap backs. you're not out of the woods when you leave the pharmacy so you
english and you've got to give them a chance to opt out and give them a chance to join up but opt out later if they want to. you've got to show them their information. you shouldn't have to chase all over hell and half of georgia to find the way to do it. it ought to be very simple and straightforward. if your data's breach, you've got 72 hours to tell the consumers. what we know now is the consumers on the social media platforms are getting the short end of nothing. it's all biased and favor the platforms. i don't want to hurt the platforms. i told mr. zuckerberg that. i learned a couple things. i learned he's very smart. i learned that he is fluid in b.s. i learned that he was -- he is very -- was very well prepared. i don't know mean to denigrate him. he did was his lawyers and handlers told him to to but now the ball's in his court and i want to see what he's going to do to deal with the privacy