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Google your Network. Scan, Index and Search everything. Run PCI, GDPR, etc. Find Porn or inappropriate staff behavior such as offensive content & staff bullying

[PixAlert @PixAlert]

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@benwhitelaw It's actually not that hard.

An Internet bank can approve me in minutes and send over my financial behaviour.

Twitter could do the same whilst still offering anonymous profiles.

[PixAlert @PixAlert]

This is truly crazy. They put data centres in dry climates to help with their evaporative cooling systems.

These same places normally have water shortages.

[Olivia Solon @oliviasolon]

NEW: Data centers bring billion dollar developments to cash-strapped cities, but they guzzle water and electricity while creating relatively few jobs. Some communities in drought-prone states are starting to question their environmental cost https://t.co/nTSqtOm6rH

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This is great to see.

Don't forget that PixAlert can scan your corporate network for porn.

If a staff member is a victim of such behaviour in the workplace we can ensure all such data is removed immediately.

[Cllr Elisa O'Donovan @elisaodonovan]

Today I was notified by @gardainfo that an individual has been arrested in relation to this cyberflashing incident. I am very grateful for all their hard work 🙏 I hope this action sends a strong message to others that cyber flashing is sexual harassment and is wrong

[PixAlert @PixAlert]

Think your phone is listening to you?

Think again.

But they do know your Mom's toothpaste

[Robert G. Reeve @RobertGReeve]

I'm back from a week at my mom's house and now I'm getting ads for her toothpaste brand, the brand I've been putting in my mouth for a week. We never talked about this brand or googled it or anything like that.

As a privacy tech worker, let me explain why this is happening. 🧵

[Ian Lucey @ianlucey]

Irish tech cos need to ensure we have appropriate levels of industry representation.

@ScaleIreland is best placed to represent us and give us a seat at the table.

The fees are not excessive so sign up now.

Legislation and policy are not decided on twitter. No fees = no voice

[John F. Cryan @jfcryan]

Great to see Cork continuing to lead the way in the Quantum Revolution as Minister Harris @SimonHarrisTD launches @TyndallInstitut new Centre for Quantum Computer Engineering -building on a strong investment in quantum @UCC @uccresearch @sefsucc #TyndallQCEC

[Mark Malone @soundmigration]

Really big DDOS attack targetting Irish hosting firm Blacknight. Not only have all hosted content been take offline - thats a lot of Irish sites too Id say - but also all traffic for DNS registered with Blacknight

This is not a small attack

https://t.co/sIRwRfmrWR

[NCSC UK @NCSC]

Tomorrow we open our virtual doors to #CYBERUK21!

The event will feature a range of high-profile speakers working in cyber security both in the UK and overseas. Find out more about what you can expect here: https://t.co/EdIMhuXLpH

[PixAlert @PixAlert]

This is a very clever campaign

[Niall Harbison @NiallHarbison]

Signal (the messaging app) ran these ads on Instagram using Facebook targeting to highlight data privacy. Absolutely genius but they were of course banned

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@adrianweckler We would 100% agree with @maxschrems . All our interactions with @DPCIreland have been appalling.

Nothing gets brought to a conclusion

[@jason @Jason]

Time to stop Facebook’s surveillance state! Well done @tim_cook @apple 💕💕💕💕

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@patrick1386 @KevDoyle_Indo Agreed. The real concern is that Ireland is a world centre for Data Governance due to the high numbers of Data Centres and big tech companies based here.

If the politicians don't follow the rules then it's hard to get them to enforce rules on the tech companies.

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@brianymoran @KevDoyle_Indo Yes is your right under GDPR. It's free and you can ask all the political parties.

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@patphelan I would imagine your collection of data is names and numbers. Plus you have a reason to retain it.

The big issue is if you were storing personal data about those people and their beliefs. Then if you also planned to target them based on those beliefs

[PixAlert @PixAlert]

@MichaelMDowling Just because data is being collected by many doesn't make the use of this data correct.

Irish politicians have Zero comprehension of how we are a global centre for Data Privacy.

The zero accountability to the atrocious performance of @DPCIreland is a good example of this.

[PixAlert @PixAlert]

@ManMonkeyMan The great thing about GDPR is that you can write to each political party and ask them.

[Ciarán Bolger @cbolgerr]

@Philip_Ryan Anyone concerned about the information being held on you here's a sample letter. https://t.co/wU2VtNVMcP

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@AnMailleach Unfortunately @DPCIreland moves so slowly there will be at least 1 more election before this is even looked at by them.