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  Facebook is renaming WhatsApp and Instagram

  Publié: août 4, 2019, 1:46pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Being such globally recognized names, you would think that a rebranding of WhatsApp and Instagram would be a crazy exercise... but that's precisely what Facebook is doing. In a move that is more than a little surprising -- and, many would argue, somewhat pointless -- the social networking giant is to rename the two products Instagram from Facebook and WhatsApp from Facebook. The renaming will make it clear that the company people love to hate is behind the chat and social networking tools. See also: EU says that websites with Facebook Like buttons are liable for private data sharing FTC… [Continue Reading]
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  How to opt out of Amazon listening to what you say to Alexa

  Publié: août 4, 2019, 1:22pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  There have been privacy concerns about digital assistants for just about as long as there have been digital assistants, and the recent confirmation that Google and Apple were listening to Assistant and Siri conversations has done nothing to allay fears. The 'were' in that last sentence is important, as both companies have agreed -- at least temporarily -- to cease the practice. Not wanting to miss out on an opportunity for good PR, Amazon is getting in on the action, giving Alexa users the chance to opt out of having their conversations with its digital assistant listened to -- or… [Continue Reading]