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Designing Contact-Tracing Apps

Schneier on Security

Susan Landau wrote an essay on the privacy, efficacy, and equity of contract-tracing smartphone apps. Also see her excellent book on the topic.

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LibTech EdTech – transition, challenges and contradictions

CILIP

However, we’re experiencing a proliferation of mobile educational apps and learning tools at a time when parents are calling for a “smartphone-free childhood”. AI and machine learning, virtual reality, open educational textbooks and open access resources, enhanced personalisation and student engagement using mobile apps, for example.

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A Robot the Size of the World

Schneier on Security

It was connected to your smartphone. ChatGPT both surprised and amazed the world with its ability to understand human language and generate credible, on-topic, humanlike responses. In 2016, I wrote about an Internet that affected the world in a direct, physical manner. It had sensors like cameras and thermostats.

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Here’s a Webinar TODAY to Learn about Preserving and Analyzing Smartphone Data: eDiscovery Best Practices

eDiscovery Daily

In our webcast last week ( Key eDiscovery Case Law Review for the First Half of 2019 ), Tom O’Connor and I discussed several cases (including this one , this one and this one , involving the late musician Prince) where spoliation and sanctions associated with smartphone ESI were the key issue being addressed. And, here’s a spoiler alert!

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Mobile Collection: It’s Not Just for iPhones Anymore, Part Three

eDiscovery Daily

But still a relatively easy and to create archives and now given the arrival of Google One, a variety of methods exist for handling Android smartphone data. Again, while Apple iOS holds a large share of the smartphone operating systems’ market within the United States, Google Android remains the market leader with a 51.8%

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Mobile Collection: It’s Not Just for iPhones Anymore

eDiscovery Daily

And no small reason for that is that most of the discussion on the topic has come from Craig Ball, who is, like many attorneys, an Apple guy. Although Apple iOS holds a large share of the smartphone operating systems’ market within the United States, Google Android remains the market leader with a 51.8% share as of September 2019.

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HackerGPT 2.0 Unveils New AI Cyber Defense Strategies

eSecurity Planet

It provides extensive insights into cybersecurity topics to guide users through offensive strategies like Wi-Fi network attacks using specialized tools. Mobile hacking: This feature allows users to investigate vulnerabilities particular to mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets.