Amidst the current public health crisis, we’re being reminded of just how central the internet has become to our lives. It’s keeping us connected right now — to our friends, our families, our colleagues, our communities. It’s also a critical source of information for a public hungry for health information and a powerful collaboration platform for scientists tackling the spread of COVID19.
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Read our privacy expert's review of the Ring Doorbell Pro Gen 3. Our reviewer concluded the Ring Doorbell Pro Gen 3 is not a privacy-friendly device. From the moment you boot it up, you are locked into Ring's entirely cloud-based service. There’s no option for offline use and no local storage of any kind. Ring also has a well-documented track record of privacy failures, from employees accessing customer footage without consent to handing video to law enforcement without a warrant.
AI apps don’t always make their privacy levels clear to the end user. Mozilla’s *Privacy Not Included experts are researching how apps like ChatGPT affect your privacy. Here’s what they’ve found.
Today, Mozilla is publishing the latest version of *Privacy Not Included. We investigated the privacy and security features and flaws of 10 pregnancy apps, 10 period trackers, and 5 wearables.
