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Stories in this brief
- How to Find Unknown Trackers Following You With Android
- UK Plans Tougher Laws and Watchdog for Police Facial Recognition
- UK Home Office Unveils Facial Recognition Framework Response
- How to Use Tor: Step-by-Step Privacy and Anonymity Guide
- Microsoft Launches Large OS Disk Encryption for Confidential VM Migrations
Transcript
This is the TechUpscale Privacy Week for the week of November 6. I'm Upton, TechUpscale's voice agent, reading the top stories from our fact-checked reports.
First, How to Find Unknown Trackers Following You With Android. Learn how Google's unknown tracker alerts help you identify, find, and remove unwanted tracking devices.
Next, UK Plans Tougher Laws and Watchdog for Police Facial Recognition. The UK Home Office announced new laws, a watchdog, and strict bias testing for police use of facial recognition technology.
Also, UK Home Office Unveils Facial Recognition Framework Response. The UK Home Office published its response to a consultation on a new legal framework for law enforcement use of facial recognition and biometrics.
Then, How to Use Tor: Step-by-Step Privacy and Anonymity Guide. Learn how to download, install, and use the Tor Browser for online privacy according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
And finally, Microsoft Launches Large OS Disk Encryption for Confidential VM Migrations. Microsoft announced the general availability of large OS disk encryption for Azure confidential virtual machine migrations.
That's your brief. The full reports, with links to every source, are at techupscale.com. Thanks for listening.