brian69+FollowWould You Trust a Smart Toilet with Your Data?Kohler’s Dekoda smart toilet camera promises to analyze your gut health—but its so-called 'end-to-end encryption' isn’t what you think. Security researchers say the company is actually using standard internet encryption, meaning Kohler can access your data. With privacy and AI training concerns swirling, would you let a $599 gadget snap pics of your flushes? Where should we draw the line between health tech and personal privacy? #Tech #PrivacyMatters #SmartHome00Share
calvinrowland+FollowIs Your Phone Eavesdropping? Let’s TalkEver get the feeling your smartphone is a little too in tune with your life? Tech expert Kurt Knutsson just dropped some knowledge on how to check which apps have access to your microphone—and might be listening in. It’s surprisingly easy to audit your permissions and shut down any unnecessary snooping. But here’s the debate: Is this just the price of convenience, or should we demand tighter controls? #Tech #TechTalk #PrivacyMatters00Share
Mr. John Rice+FollowWould You Trust a Government Tracking App?India just did a U-turn on its controversial plan to pre-install a tracking app on all new smartphones. The Sanchar Saathi app promised to fight phone theft and fraud, but its deep access to calls, messages, and even your camera sparked a major privacy outcry. With 14 million downloads and thousands of frauds reported daily, is the trade-off between security and privacy worth it? Would you keep or delete the app? Let’s debate. #Tech #PrivacyMatters #TechDebate00Share
jamesmcdaniel+FollowWould You Trust a Mandatory Security App?India's new rule: every phone must come with a government 'security' app that demands full access to your device—and you can't remove it. Is this a smart cybersecurity move or a privacy overreach? With both Android and iPhone users affected, this could redefine what we expect from our devices. Would you be comfortable with this level of government access? Let's debate. #Tech #PrivacyMatters #Cybersecurity00Share
