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A New Report Claims Big Tech Companies Used Legal Loopholes to Avoid Over $100 Billion in Taxes. What Does That Mean for the Industry’s Future ? - 15 décembre 2019
A new report about Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Netflix—nicknamed the "Silicon Six" by the non-profit Fair Tax Mark—claims a major gap in the taxes they might be expected to owe and how much they actually pay. According to the report, between 2010 and 2019, using legal tax avoidance strategies (...)

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Airport and Payment Facial Recognition Systems Fooled by Masks and Photos, Raising Security Concerns - 15 décembre 2019
Masks and simple photographs are enough to fool some facial recognition technology, highlighting a major shortcoming in what is billed as a more effective security tool. The test, by artificial intelligence company Kneron, involved visiting public locations and tricking facial recognition terminals into allowing (...)

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These Popular Headphones Spy on Users, Lawsuit Says - 20 avril 2017
The audio maker Bose, whose wireless headphones sell for up to $350, uses an app to collect the listening habits of its customers and provide that information to third parties"”all without the knowledge and permission of the users, according to a lawsuit filed in Chicago on Tuesday. The complaint accuses (...)