Surveillance Devices Spark Privacy Battle

Surveillance Devices Spark Privacy Battle

Carnegie Mellon University’s Institute for Software Research recently introduced a series of experimental super-sensing devices known as Mites, sparking a privacy battle between the university’s staff. One software engineering grad student said, “It’s not okay to install these by default. I don’t want to live in a world where one’s employer installing networked sensors in your office without asking you first is a model for other organizations to follow.”

 

Surveillance Devices Spark Privacy Battle

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