Does Biometric Verification Violate Workers Rights?
Biometrics have ushered in a new era of identity verification. But is the trade-off between security and privacy worth it?
Isobel is a writer at Tech.co with a wealth of experience covering business and technology news. Since specializing in Digital Anthropology at University College London (UCL), she’s been a regular contributor to Market Finance’s blog and has also spent time working as a freelance tech researcher. As a writer, Isobel takes a particular interest in issues regarding data security, social media, and emerging business technology.
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Microsoft PowerPoint ‘Mouseover’ Malware Hack Uncovered
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Microsoft Is Getting Rid of Passwords For Its Virtual Desktop
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The Best Restaurant POS Systems for 2022
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Twitter Is Logging Users Out To Resolve Password Bug
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Meta Covertly Trims Down Workforce To Reduce Costs By 10%
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Quiet Quitting is Having a Moment — But is Quiet Firing the Real Concern?
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Zoom Is Expanding Its Offering With New Calendar and Email Apps
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Adobe Launches New Software to Crack Down On Password Sharing
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Google Is Making Major Cuts to Its In-House Incubator
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What Is ‘Quiet Quitting’ and Why Are Half of Us Doing it?
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InterContinental Hotels Struck by Global Cyberattack
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Google Cuts Perks as Big Tech Braces for a Potential Recession
As part of Google’s CEO’s plan to ‘simplify the company’, staff cuts may also be soon to follow.
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Best Ecommerce Website Builders 2022
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Top 7 Ooma Alternatives
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The Cheapest VoIP Phone Service
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300 ByteDance Employees Used to Work for Chinese State Media
According to the report, 15 ByteDance employees are still working in Chinese state-backed media.
