I absolutely agree @timoreilly > “If we had focused a lot more on issues of what it means when somebody controls the data, when somebody controls the algorithms which shape what data people see? That’s where the open source discussion needs to be now” https://t.co/JDFsa33s4E

In too many situations, the truth is a strategic advantage only in long term. Short-term, it doesn’t really matter.

I wonder if thermal fingerprints are unique. It would be yet another way to profile people on top of walking patterns, reason to wireless signals, and all the other methods I mentioned before. Even if not 100% accurate, you can cross check.

https://t.co/Gs4qMzc1BA

Perfect time to introduce voice fingerprint, @LinkedIn. I’d have expected this move from Facebook, to be honest. https://t.co/skXEUJyNWf

I received this from somebody in my network. It made my day. Normally, I don’t share these messages, but in this case, this person is in a difficult moment of his career and yet found the strength to better himself and create the conditions for a brighter future > must-share. https://t.co/z6POYFbxzL

I’m not surprised in the slightest. Augmented vision (glasses first, contact lenses later) will be a quantum leap bigger than the transition to smartphones. >
Google acquires smart glasses company North, whose Focals 2.0 won’t ship https://t.co/kt3LnIj87D

The ultimate feature @Apple can offer for iOS is the capability to *mute* notifications for selected threads in Mail *and* 3rd party mail apps.

Corporate users around the globe would be forever grateful.

Maybe newspapers like @nytimes and @washingtonpost should consider starting free, federated social networks. https://t.co/R9LkOxAGMU

@tkunze @glasnostic Hey, Tobias. Thanks, I’ll take a look!

“The data has no value without trust and connection.”

The stolen address book https://t.co/7lVKE0JMRy