Privacy
It's not the first time the government has been warned
Only user flagged messages used for AI tweaking Google tells The Stack
"The government must consider whether to be increasingly prescriptive when imposing technical requirements..."
"This can’t be real. It's unbelievable that they quietly enabled this."
Hosted in the Schwarz Group's data centres; client-side encryption with BYOK? Google Workspace goes native.
Controversial feature that sparked a firestorm of criticism is back - only this time it's allegedly built with "security and privacy in mind".
An impressively detailed and transparent shift replete with whitepaper, audit, protocol repository, just beware weak clients that aren't ready.
“This magnificent work is not finished yet. Come back later.”
The Home Office wants to expand mobile biometric services "into the modality of face” by “exploiting the ubiquitous imaging capability now omnipresent in smartphones.”