Peter Devlin and Aneeta Bhole report: A priest who posted a picture of a sign at his church that read ‘Bless the Burqa’ is outraged after his personal information was handed to trolls by Facebook. Father Rod Bower posted a picture of him standing in front the sign at his Anglican Parish in Gosford, north…
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Police to arrest people based on ‘Sentiment Analysis’ of their Tweets
Joe Cadillic writes: Researchers at the University of Salamanca (USAL) have developed a ‘Sentiment Analysis’(SA) algorithm that monitorsTwitter and Facebook. Psychologist, Paul Ekman has worked with the CIA, DOD and DHS for years, helping develop facial emotion detection, click here to read more. Our government is also using ‘Emotive Analytics‘ (EA), to arrest and imprison innocent people! Ekman has provided training to a whole series…
Facebook’s privacy chief insists Facebook is ‘a privacy-enhancing platform’
Aaron Sankin interviewed Facebook’s chief privacy honcho, Erin Egan, who was brought in to build Facebook a new privacy program from scratch. Read the interview on The Daily Dot.
Judge Orders Yahoo to Explain How It Recovered ‘Deleted’ Emails in Drugs Case
Joseph Cox reports: A judge has ordered Yahoo to present a witness and provide documents explaining how the company handles supposedly deleted emails. The move comes in the appeal case of a drug trafficker who was convicted, in part, because of emails Yahoo provided to law enforcement that conspirators believed had been deleted. Defense lawyers…