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hholy poo poo lol. dont do this https://twitter.com/jtahoyle/status/997926983563726848
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Chalks posted:https://www.whitecase.com/publications/alert/court-confirms-ip-addresses-are-personal-data-some-cases Briefing last week with corporate lawyers, one of whom’ s expertise is privacy law, indicated that if an IP can be tied back or use to infer a person’s identity it falls under GDPR. Since that pretty much jibes with your take, I’d say you’re correct. Regarding IPs, at least from my perspective, I’m going over our logging policies to make sure we’re only capturing what we absolutely need to support our systems and services. Lawyer leading the (five-loving-hour) briefing did say there’s obviously no precedents set under GDPR yet, but given past rulings this is probably the safest stance to take on data points like IPs, MACs, etc... Also, even though only a minority of our stuff involves the EU, we’re adopting GDPR compliance as a general policy world-wide since who wants the loving headache of dealing with regional operational standards. Of course, we also don’t make money on selling data.
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Jewel posted:hholy poo poo lol. dont do this lmao they're so desperate they're resorting to the lowest tier of spammer tricks, this is great
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Chalks posted:Are we talking about "hey, you're about to leave our website, please give informed consent!" messages every time you click a link that points offsite? NCSA Mosaic is back in a big way
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Proteus Jones posted:Also, even though only a minority of our stuff involves the EU, we’re adopting GDPR compliance as a general policy world-wide since who wants the loving headache of dealing with regional operational standards. this will probably happen anyway, as other countries implement their own similar-but-subtly-different privacy laws
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ate all the Oreos posted:lmao they're so desperate they're resorting to the lowest tier of spammer tricks, this is great punch the opt-in button and win $20*
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:i dunno i might be crazy here but maybe ads shouldn't be able to execute javascript Woah, hold up, next you'll be suggesting that we don't autoplay audio and video in the ads that follow the user as they scroll as well. Look MALE SHOEGAZE you're a good engineer but you just don't understand what customers want.
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Hed posted:punch the opt-in button and win $20* YOUR COMPUTER MAY BE BROADCASTING PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Volmarias posted:Woah, hold up, next you'll be suggesting that we don't autoplay audio and video in the ads that follow the user as they scroll as well. 8 out of 10 teens and moms and teen moms prefer when their advertising is targeted, animated, loud and 2/3s of the screen according to our very scientific study done by the very scientific sounding Ad Science Studies center, and i think they know what they're doing, after all they're big data scientists 
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With loud video ads, we have a 100% click rate on the pause button
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Autoplay video's are so annoying, doubly so when they follow you. Like on CNN.com.
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Wheany posted:With loud video ads, we have a 100% click rate on the pause button must opt-in to enable pause button
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a classic, from the bourne ultimatum. i kinda can believe that a CIA laptop would be secured by loving norton... https://i.imgur.com/mI3Y0xu.mp4
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also relevant i guess, malwarebytes AU/NZ regional director has been shilling for a probably-scam blockchain start-up: https://twitter.com/davidgerard/status/998150082808680449
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Australian IT people are insanely into crypto Apparently one branch of our desktop support all bought together when bitcoin was 20k
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I've been pretty fortunate in that most of the computer janitors I've worked with have not been crazy libertarian assholes that said I remember one who I haven't heard from in years but am reasonably certain is probably into funbucks big time because of the kind of idiot he is
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cheese-cube posted:a classic, from the bourne ultimatum. i kinda can believe that a CIA laptop would be secured by loving norton... it's not running a copy of windows that's 2 major version behind though, so immersion ruined
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Intentional root kits managed by sketchy third parties are a huge security risk??? 
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how do they get access to that information? It cant be an actual app right, cause that would violate like all of the apple store tos.
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it installs a management profile, I believe, like VPN apps.
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Shaggar posted:how do they get access to that information? It cant be an actual app right, cause that would violate like all of the apple store tos. I think you have to give it to them when you sign up for it. but even then I don't understand how they aren't banned by Apple because they are presumably hooking into iCloud for iMessage, location, and such because I don't think normal MDM profiles have that capability. I presume they just were under the radar. Shifty Pony fucked around with this message at 17:41 on May 21, 2018 |
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Subjunctive posted:it installs a management profile, I believe, like VPN apps. does that grant them access to the plaintext password and SMS messages?
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Shifty Pony posted:I think you have to give it to them when you sign up for it. thats what I was thinking, but what happens if the kid changes their apple password? Shaggar fucked around with this message at 17:45 on May 21, 2018 |
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Shaggar posted:does that grant them access to the plaintext password and SMS messages? I’m not sure what the limits are, tbh
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Shaggar posted:thats what I was thinking, but what happens if the kid changes their apple password?
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Trabisnikof posted:since none of us have actually used the app we've got some serious blind people describing an elephant going on When has that stopped us before
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Subjunctive posted:I’m not sure what the limits are, tbh afaik MDM lets them force a VPN which could be used for content filtering and monitoring for nonsecure connections but it does not allow for continuous location monitoring or any sort of monitoring of the content on the device. it is mostly there to allow companies to lock down installs, remotely wipe devices, and bypass activation lock so they don't need an employee's appleid to reissue a company phone. Trabisnikof posted:since none of us have actually used the app we've got some serious blind people describing an elephant going on eh it is pretty easy to see what they are doing here, what with the need for the Apple ID, plaintext password, and disabling 2FA. they are spoofing a macOS or iOS install logged in to the kid's Apple ID and using the cross device syncing abilities of iCloud to get iMessage activity and probably a whole bunch of other stuff like photos and safari tabs. as for the kid being able to change their Apple ID password - that assumes they know it in the first place. you don't need it day to day.
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cheese-cube posted:a classic, from the bourne ultimatum. i kinda can believe that a CIA laptop would be secured by loving norton... jason bourne wearing a "not even norton can protect you" shirt
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I can't believe nobody's posted this here yet: Spectre variant 4: speculative store bypass. Confirmed working on Haswell, Skylake, and Excavator ( ).
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cache was a mistake
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I don’t care, I want my performance!!!
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rjmccall posted:cache reveals everything around me
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