Hackers breached internet connected freezers to spoil food and the company blames freezers without security updates. We look at this and other privacy, security, and business tech stories.
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One AI CEO suggests we will all soon have our own AI assistant at home, but AI is constantly used for scamming, and agents are highly susceptible.
#aiagents#aiscams#selfreplicatingai
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data collection is getting out of hand with McDonalds collecting over 500 pages of data on customers and Amazon profiling making some creepy assertions. Also, Meta Muse wants access to everything and some people are OK with this.
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Data collection is getting out of control as McDonalds collects 515 pages of data on customers while Amazon data AI is crazy. We also look at problems with handing everything over to AI and look at freezers hacked and spoiled food.
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LineageOS 24.0 (based on Android 17) is now available.
LineageOS is a free, open-source alternative to stock Android. It lets you use your phone without Google services pre-installed, and the project is about to turn 10.
This new version brings:
🔹Latest security updates
🔹A new built-in photo editor
🔹Faster system updates
🔹An easier way to install it on some phones directly from your browser
🔹Support for both recent and older devices
It’s a practical option if you want more control over your phone and prefer to avoid the default Google experience.
Full changelog: https://t.co/FaEkCa1z9q
Are you already on LineageOS, or still thinking about switching?
#LineageOS #CustomROM #Android #Privacy #DeGoogle #DigitalSovereignty
Let it die... let decades old, community developed open source software die for a clone that probably won't even exist in six months of time?
Two different kinds of open source software coexist. One doesn't have to die to make way for another.
@BrodieOnLinux That is a concern I have. We have seen things like this come and go for years. My personal concern is what the hell is with all those clone web pages. Comes off as