Canadian Privacy Commissioner Urges RCMP to Halt Facial Recognition Trials Drew Wilson | February 21, 2020 As facial recognition software debates continue to heat up, a privacy commission weighed in asking RCMP to halt the trials over privacy concerns.
Review: Gyruss (Atari 5200) Drew Wilson | February 21, 2020 In this review, we travel the various planets in the Atari 5200 game Gyruss. We find out how well this shooter game plays.
Automated Facial Recognition Illegal Under GDPR – EU Official Drew Wilson | February 20, 2020 While automated facial recognition software continues to be debated in North America, a European official says GDPR makes such software illegal.
Review: Cosmo & Dibs – Star Eyes (Breakbeat) Drew Wilson | February 19, 2020 This review covers the breakbeat track Cosmo & Dibs – Star Eyes.
CBC Doubles Down, Calls for “Trusted” News Sources and Regulating The Rest Drew Wilson | February 19, 2020 The lobbying effort to regulate free speech is continuing in Canada. The CBC is apparently calling for regulating news sources not deemed “trusted”.
Equifax Data Breach: Four Charged, Company Expected to Pay $100 Million Drew Wilson | February 18, 2020 The Justice Department has charged 4 Chinese hackers over the data breach. This as Equifax faces paying an additional $100 million.
Canadian RCMP Used Clearview AI As it Faces Lawsuits in US Drew Wilson | February 17, 2020 Canadian RCMP admitted they’ve been secretly using Clearview AI facial recognition software. This as the company faces class action lawsuits in the US.
Review: The Prodigy – What Evil Lurks (Breakbeat) Drew Wilson | February 17, 2020 This review covers the breakbeat track The Prodigy – What Evil Lurks.
Freezenet’s Official Podcast: January 2020: Copyright In Crisis Drew Wilson | February 16, 2020 In this 15th episode of the Freezenet official podcast, “Copyright In Crisis”, we take a look at the news and reviews we covered for January.
Washington State Re-Introduces the Washington Privacy Act Drew Wilson | February 16, 2020 Washington state is re-introducing the Washington Privacy Act in a bid to help Washington state residents catch up to Europe’s GDPR privacy laws.
