The European Commission is ordering Google to share the search data of all Europeans with other companies (AI chatbot makers, search engines, etc.), after a kind of "anonymisation". I tested it on the real Google data, hundreds of billions of search records. I broke it.
Findings. I singled out the people behind half a million searches, and that only for few countries over one month of August (record isolation). I joined the pieces of search history beyond the defined cap of 3, more than 200,000 sets just for Germany and only in August (linkage). I also confirm that it is possible to perform inference on the dataset, for example concerning health, religion or political opinions. This moves us beyond data protection, and in the national security direction.
My report: "Alone among a thousand". (link below)
@Brandonp2hm@sloppyjoelunch The term has become a shortcut to express the notion of unhinged antisemitism but the USSR was indeed a horrible place for Jews
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Many fled when they were given the opportunity
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@davereaboi His argument is correct but I'm a bit surprised to hear him all of people say it. What's the meta here? Is he being remorseful or complaining that he was the first and that bandwagoners started banking on his grift? 😅
@BrennpunktUA Um ihr gegenüber fair zu sein, sagt sie nicht, dass der Aufstieg nicht möglich ist, sondern dass er nur möglich ist, indem man andere unterdrückt. Die Zahlen sagen natürlich was anderes. Das Problem ist, dass Armut subjektiv ist. Man kann unendlich die Torpfosten verschieben.
@frk_nft@jeremyrglt Ce n'est pas un ponzi, c'est une assurance. Par contre à la différence des assurances privées qui font tout pour minimiser leurs coûts avec des clauses abusives, l'Etat laisse passer beaucoup trop d'arnaque à l'assurance.
@mikeryanretail College educated Europeans are almost too invested in what's happening abroad. Maybe it's because we lack natural resources and a capable military, so it makes us over-sensitive to external threats, real or perceived.