Just remember that when you opt into allowing Apple to use your customer data to train AI, that means humans seeing and hearing details about your life that maybe you're not so comfortable sharing when you think of it that way.

[evacide@hachyderm.io]

Just remember that when you opt into allowing Apple to use your customer data to train AI, that means humans seeing and hearing details about your life that maybe you're not so comfortable sharing when you think of it that way.

https://appleinsider.com/articles/26/09/14/apple-has-altered-course-on-using-customer-data-to-train-its-ai

[evamik@uwu.mikkonen.com]

@evacide Do not worry, I will just stare at goatse 24/7

[rrb@infosec.exchange]

@evacide I heard that in Soviet times people would go far away from their telephone and keep the water running to make it hard for the government to understand their private conversations.

So, in the future, keep your wearable device in another room, with the door shut, and leave the faucet running non-stop.

It is a small price to pay, for giving a corporate CEO a big bonus.

[kir@mastodon.uno]

@rrb @evacide

You can't do that, the AI used all the water.

[rrb@infosec.exchange]

@Kir @evacide Haven't you heard? The AI companies ave explained that the water issue is PRC propaganda. Like all the other objections to the coming of Machine Jesus.

[avirr@sfba.social]

@evacide At least it’s opt-in

[sraars@hippodon.com]

@rrb @evacide cheaper to just buy faraday bags for all your devices I guess.

[rrb@infosec.exchange]

@sraars @evacide And all the devices of all the random strangers within earshot?

[aburka@hachyderm.io]

@evacide the bar is on the floor but this *is* better than every other software provider secretly changing it to opt-out with the setting buried twelve menus deep

[sraars@hippodon.com]

@rrb @evacide personal EMPs.