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Lawsuit that accuses the company of violating user privacy by tracking them. >> what's so fascinating about this, even when folks on their phone turn off what's called location services on an iphone, what meta was able to do was effectively try to try an -- triangulate to you and direct ads to you as a result. this sellment effectively says we shouldn't have done that. we're paying for it. having said that, slap on the wrist in terms of the total dollar amount that meta, formally facebook, is paying. >> yeah, that's change found in the cushion for mark zuckerberg. >> they call it pocket hint, ...

Accounts. twitter stock fell more than 7% on the news, losing $2.4 billion in market value. of now members of congress are calling for an investigation, citing national security concerns, and there are questions about what it could mean for elon musk. here's cbs' nikole killion. >> reporter: tonight, explosive allegations from a twitter whistleblower. inside this 84-page complaint obtained by cbs news, peiter "mudge" zatco says there are extreme egregious diminishes inside twitter when it comeses to user privacy, digital, and physical security. zatko worked as twitter's head of security for tw...

Security surveillance system plays an important role in the society. However, how to securely send the sensitive information from the surveillance node to the server is a critical issue which should be well addressed. In this paper, to develop a secure communication scheme applied between the surveillance camera and the server, we propose the important and desirable security and privacy features that should be achieved by such systems, and present a secure scheme that can achieve the security goals. Our scheme ensures that encrypted datagrams not sent from the surveillance cameras can be filtr...

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Twitter now settles with federal regulators over the use of user privacy for $150 million. Twitter now settles with federal regulators over the use of user privacy for $150 million.