Google defends its handling of user data after ICE subpoena (Update)
… A legal complaint was filed against Google, alleging the company handed over the data without notifying the user. …
… A legal complaint was filed against Google, alleging the company handed over the data without notifying the user. …
… However, the company also explains that there are a few exceptions: We won’t give notice when legally prohibited under the terms of the request. We’ll provide notice after a legal prohibition is lifted, such as when a statutory or court-ordered gag period has expired. …
… The Graphene OS team has criticized the initiative on Mastodon h/t: r/android , saying that smartphone makers shouldn’t be deciding which operating systems people can use for their apps. “Play Integrity API should be regulated out of existence rather than making another system where companies permi… …
… A developer might have perfectly legitimate personal, legal, or security reasons for not wanting to put their information in Google’s hands, and, by extension, in the public’s, law enforcement’s, or other agencies’. …
… This will delete everything, but keep in mind that OpenAI says it can take a month or so to truly remove the data from the servers and that some of it will remain in the system for security or legal reasons or if the data has already been used for training after de-identification. …
… Move to the Devices tab; the main feature here is Firewall, with some security features. …