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Another in my series on CBC Radio’s Ottawa Morning. In this segment, host Robyn Bresnahan and I discuss the how companies are promoting their privacy efforts at CES 2020.
References
- CES 2020: The hottest product is privacy - CNN
- Google Reveals New Privacy Options For 500 Million Users At CES 2020
- At CES, Facebook argues it’s just as good on privacy as Apple - CNET
- Apple’s rare CES appearance was another privacy pitch | Engadget
- Apple’s paper on differential privacy
- Learning with Privacy at Scale - Apple
- Ring Fired Employees for Watching Customer Videos - VICE
- CES: Amazon Alexa and Fire TV Set For Massive Expansion In 2020 | Digital Trends
- California Consumer Privacy Act - Wikipedia
- Charmin’s pooptime robot pal will bring a new toilet paper roll when you need it most - CNET
- Charmin on Twitter: “Never underestimate a robot…😉🧻👍 #CES2020… “
- The BIC Wet Razor is a Prototype Shaver That Uses A.I. | Digital Trends
- Robot kitties and smart trash cans are getting buzz at CES 2020 - CNN
- CES 2020: Toilet Paper Bots, Tech Undies, and More Wild Ideas
