MarkDeasy

MarkDeasy, 15 days ago to linux

Is anyone else having issues with @Tutanota desktop on Linux? Mine is just not connecting to the server. #linux #tuta #tutanota

dgar, 2 months ago to random

#Dgar followed @mastodonusercount and put the bell on, because they want to see when Mastodon hits 15 million users.

Such a nerd.

Tutanota, 6 months ago to privacy

Sending end-to-end encrypted emails has never been easier! 😍

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Protect yourself today with a new Tuta.com address!👇
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#privacy #encryption #opensource #security #sunday

MarkDeasy, 8 months ago to auspol

The surprising thing about this #pezullo business is that he is still there.

Genuinely surprised he kept his position after May 22.

Not remotely surprised records exist describing his politically partisan behaviour.

Exactly the same as Ita. We should not have to wait until someone leaks records of conversation to know Morrison's #abcnews pick is an LNP stooge. Why so slow #Albanese ?

#auspol

Tutanota, 8 months ago to random

The summer of 2023 has been great! 😍

Check out all the latest improvements for your secure mailbox: https://tutanota.com/blog/summer-releases-2023

And let us know what to develop next via the comments! 👇 We're curious!!!

remixtures, 11 months ago to ai Portuguese

#AI #GenerativeAI #OpenAI #WebScraping #Privacy #DataProtection: "As the lawsuit notes, AI companies deploy data scraping technology at a massive scale. The race between every major tech company and a growing pack of startups to develop new AI technologies, experts say, has also accelerated not just the scale of web scraping but the potential harms that come with it. Experts note that while web scraping can have benefits to society, such as business transparency and academic research, it can also come with harms, such as cybersecurity risks and scammers harvesting sensitive information for fraud.

“The volume with which they’re going out across the web and scraping code and scraping data and using that to train their algorithms raises an array of legal issues,” said Lee Tiedrich, distinguished faculty fellow in ethical technology at Duke University. “Certainly, to the extent that privacy and other personally identifiable information are involved, it raises a whole host of privacy issues.”

Those privacy concerns are the centerpiece of the recent California lawsuit, which accuses OpenAI of scraping the web to steal “private information, including personally identifiable information, from hundreds of millions of internet users, including children of all ages, without their informed consent or knowledge.”"

https://cyberscoop.com/openai-lawsuit-privacy-data-scraping/