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  Plex updates its privacy policy -- and now you can't opt out of data collection

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 3:28pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Plex -- the much-loved media server software -- has updated its privacy policy, and people are not happy with the changes. Included among the changes is a notification that future features may collect and share details about what you're streaming. Usage statistics are collected by many companies -- including Plex -- to improve products; moving forward users will not be able to opt out of this data collection. Needless to say, Plex users are more than a little upset. See also: Plex Live TV and DVR features arrive on Android and Apple TV Plex Pass Perks give you money-off deals… [Continue Reading]
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  Plex updates its privacy policy -- and now you can't opt out of data collection [UPDATED]

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 3:28pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Plex -- the much-loved media server software -- has updated its privacy policy, and people are not happy with the changes. Included among the changes is a notification that future features may collect and share details about what you're streaming. Usage statistics are collected by many companies -- including Plex -- to improve products; moving forward users will not be able to opt out of this data collection. Needless to say, Plex users are more than a little upset. Update: Plex has now backtracked on this decision See also: Plex Live TV and DVR features arrive on Android and Apple… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook will protect your privacy... when you're dead

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 12:58pm CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Facebook won't -- usually -- hand over your private messages to anyone after you die. The social network has used a new blogging series called Hard Questions to reveal just how it handles deaths of its users. The site's director of global policy management, Monika Bickert, says that Facebook aims to not only be sensitive, but also to respect the wishes of the deceased. After death, accounts are memorialized by default, but everyone is also free to create a "legacy contact" who will be able to mange their account in the event of their death. But Facebook is, it says,… [Continue Reading]
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  YouTube introduces a breaking news section

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 11:53am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  To make it easier for people to access up to date information about what is going on the world, YouTube is adding a "Breaking News" section to its website and mobile apps. The new section takes the form of an additional video carousel, and it provides access to new stories from a number of sources. At the moment, not all users are seeing the Breaking News carousel, and Google has not made an official announcement about it, but it does seem to be spreading out at the moment. The new section was first noticed by Android Police who notes that… [Continue Reading]
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  Hackers share HBO social media passwords and threaten to leak Game of Thrones S07E07

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 11:14am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A few days ago, HBO's latest humiliation was to have its social media accounts taken over by hackers, and the bad news just keeps on coming for the network. The "Mr Smith group" behind the huge data breach that has seen endless Game of Thrones leaks contacted Mashable with the login details for many HBO social media accounts. On top of this, the group is also threatening to release Game of Thrones S07E07 -- but considering the number of episodes that have leaked from this season, this was to be expected. See also: Hackers take over HBO's social media accounts… [Continue Reading]
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  Google brings video previews to search results on Android

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 2:26am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Google is undeniably the best search engine for results -- concerns about privacy be damned. Alternatives such as Bing and DuckDuckGo aren't terrible, but the optimal experience still comes from Google -- for now. Today, Google announces a cool new search feature for its Android operating system. When using either the Chrome web browser or the official Google app, you will now sometimes see video previews in results. In other words, rather than needing to click a video to load it entirely, you can instead see a brief snippet, allowing you to see if the video should meet your needs. "We're always looking for ways to… [Continue Reading]
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  Box embraces Google Cloud Vision to boost image recognition capabilities

  Publié: août 19, 2017, 1:17am CEST par Michael Moore

  Box has revealed a major upgrade to its cloud content management systems thanks to a new partnership with Google. The online storage giant will now use Google's Cloud Vision platform to improve its image recognition capabilities, allowing enterprises a quicker way to identify key insights from the images uploaded into its service as part of unstructured data. "Organizations today have no way to extract insights from the massive amounts of unstructured data that are essential to their business, missing a huge opportunity to drive innovation, efficiency, and cost savings," said Aaron Levie, cofounder and CEO, Box. "By combining the machine learning capabilities… [Continue Reading]