… You can also opt out using a legally recognized opt-out mechanism, like Global Privacy Control. You can learn more about the types of data we use and share for these purposes and controls we offer you here. We don’t engage in these activities for users we know to be under 18 years of age. …
… Meta, meanwhile, is sprucing up its age-verification tech after a study found that kids are tricking online age checks using simple techniques—including one child hero who circumvented online age verification by drawing on a fake mustache. …
… The groups argue that including face recognition in the wearable devices, which can already surreptitiously record videos of people, would further erode any semblance of privacy and potentially facilitate stalkers, domestic abusers, and federal agents. …
Waymo is working to crack down on the practice, the company confirmed Friday, after reports of new mid-ride age-verification checks began to float around on social media. …
… The intention is that this information can be shared with apps and their developers, providing a “centralized, consistent, and privacy-preserving point of age assurance.” This story originally appeared in WIRED en Español and has been translated from Spanish.
… He says more recent research reveals that data points like age and gender can be identified via the voices interacting with Alexa devices, and that is being used for ad personalization. “This is not a consumer device company that takes privacy very seriously,” Gamero-Garrido says. …
… In a statement, Meta spokesperson Chris Sgro says, “These allegations misrepresent the reality of our work and we will fight them.” Speaking with WIRED, Ben Winters, CFA’s director of AI and data privacy, says others can find more dubious ads just by searching Meta’s ad library using key words like… …
… This is troubling, because as the Georgetown Law Center for Privacy and Technology has reported, face-matching systems are rife with error, in terms of both the quality of input photos and the accuracy of image matching. …
… It covered everything from age verification for certain uses for kids to a broad data privacy bill—which we're 20 years behind on, but now have to deal with the fact that AI can de-anonymize previously anonymized data—to regulation around the labor force to catastrophic risks to specific technical … …
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