Privacy

By Grayde Bowen | 23/04/2025

AI Harvesting Personal Data

A recent AI trend is the creation of personalised doll images. On the surface this is a fun spin off of AI although some …

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By Grayde Bowen | 10/03/2025

Apple Advanced Data Protection in the UK

Apple removed its Advanced Data Protection for new UK users on 24th February 2025. Existing users still have a period of grace to use …

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By Grayde Bowen | 24/02/2025

AI Meeting Assistants

AI Meeting Assistants will join a meeting, transcribe the conversation and provide a summary. They integrate with remote meeting tools such as Teams and …

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By Grayde Bowen | 12/02/2025

AI Copyright Changes

Kindus discussed AI texts and copyright in 2023. This is a rapidly evolving theme both in the nature of the ability of machines to …

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By Grayde Bowen | 22/01/2025

UK Digital Driving License

The UK has announced plans to bring in a digital driving license as part of a new Government App. They envisage that this could …

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By Grayde Bowen | 13/01/2025

Google and Apple Privacy Relaxations

Recent changes announced by Google and Apple will harvest data from users without their consent. The Google changes have been announced but are not …

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By Grayde Bowen | 18/11/2024

Data Privacy in Job Recruitment

The online job-market business model involves building up a bank of CVs and matching those with possible job vacancies.  Unlike an old school recruitment …

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By Grayde Bowen | 21/10/2024

Smart TVs – Getting Smarter At Watching You

Kindus has described how connected devices harvest personal data and how that can be misused or breached either by the hosting  body or others …

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By Grayde Bowen | 30/09/2024

The SPAM Bomb

The symptoms of a SPAM, email or subscription bomb attack are almost impossible to miss.  The victim will suddenly receive a very large volume …

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By Grayde Bowen | 16/09/2024

NHS Federated Data Platform Progress

Those with long memories will recall the time and money spent by the UK NHS in the early years of this century to build …

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By Grayde Bowen | 20/08/2024

Doxing

Doxing (or Doxxing) is the dropping of documents or information onto the Internet.  It is generally taken to mean the disclosing of information that …

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By Grayde Bowen | 05/08/2024

Surveillance Pricing

In July 2024 the US Federal Trade Commission issued orders to 8 companies seeking information about their possible use of Surveillance Pricing.  These orders …

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By Grayde Bowen | 17/07/2024

Blocking AI Web Crawlers

In general web sites, posts, tweets and other on-line content all rely on sharing information.  Links to other relevant content makes it easier to …

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By Grayde Bowen | 19/06/2024

Apple Intelligence

Apple Intelligence is forecast to release as a beta in Autumn 2024 and as a full version in 2025.  It will be included in …

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By Grayde Bowen | 13/03/2024

Push Notifications

Push Notifications are primarily seen as a marketing or advertising tool.   Another popular use is within chat applications; ensuring that subscribers keep up with …

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By Grayde Bowen | 05/03/2024

EU Digital Services Act Implications

Kindus has already outlined the EU Digital Markets Act.  The Digital Services Act is another EU law that came into force on all platforms …

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By Grayde Bowen | 19/02/2024

Web Browser Privacy

Various services offer the concept of private browsing.  In most cases this means that browsing history is kept secret from other users of the …

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By Grayde Bowen | 24/07/2023

EU Digital Markets Act

The EU Digital Markets Act became law in 2022 and its terms began to apply from May 2023. Major Internet content providers needed to …

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By Grayde Bowen | 03/05/2023

New UK Digital Markets Legislation

On 25th April 2023 the UK government introduced the UK Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill to parliament.  This was the formal first reading, …

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Palace of Westminster, Big Ben, and Westminster Bridge as seen from the south bank of the River Thames. Creative Commons

By Grayde Bowen | 04/04/2023

WhatsApp Rules for the UK Government

WhatsApp has threatened to withdraw from the UK if the Online Safety Bill becomes law. Regardless of any such action its use within the …

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