
Apple’s New Child Safety Technology Might Harm More Kids Than It Helps
Features designed to guard against sexual abuse carry the potential for unintended consequences
Elissa Redmiles is a faculty member and Research Group Leader at the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems and CEO of Human Computing Associates.
Features designed to guard against sexual abuse carry the potential for unintended consequences
Apps and human tracers both have pros and cons. To be effective, they have to work together
Most of the finger-wagging advice you hear is based on little or no evidence
Many would, but it depends on what organizations are distributing them
All people had to do to stay safe from the global WannaCry ransomware attack was update their software. But people often don’t, for a number of specific reasons
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