Internet of Things
Is the Price of Convenience a Loss of Privacy?
By Eden Solarik on August 5, 2022 | Tagged with Internet of Things, online privacy
Connected objects and devices (aka the Internet of Things) are on the rise.[1] You probably have encountered an IoT object if you own a smartwatch or fitness tracker, or have a smart assistant like a Google Home. While these can be helpful gadgets, we suggest making some considerations before purchasing a smart object—check out what […]
Digital Identity Digest (November 2018)
By Monique Rodrigues on December 4, 2018 | Tagged with Amazon Echo, catfishing, content moderation, dating online, Digital identity, Digital Identity Digest, facebook, false identity, Internet of Things, IoT, law enforcement, Mark Zuckerberg, privacy, smart speakers, Tinder, transparency
Have you ever lied on a dating app? Online dating apps are very popular, but they can have some pitfalls. Irina Manta, a law professor at New York’s Hofstra University and founder of its Center for Intellectual Property Law, wrote to the Washington Post that obtaining sex through fraud on dating apps should be legally […]
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