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If you're concerned about that do not give internet to your tv and use any kind of tv box instead (shield tv, apple tv, etc).
So that TV box can phone home instead of your smart TV? What's the point?
Oura says it gets government demands for user data
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#52What will the government even do with my heart rate and blood oxygen data? "Mr Smith has been running again, we better bring him in for questioning!" Edit: to be clear, the government is requesting the data, so clearly they're doing something with it... But what? I don't see it!
Re: Oura says it gets government demands for user data
#53What will the government even do with my heart rate and blood oxygen data? "Mr Smith has been running again, we better bring him in for questioning!" Edit: to be clear, the government is requesting the data, so clearly they're doing something with it... But what? I don't see it!
Re: Oura says it gets government demands for user data
#54What will the government even do with my heart rate and blood oxygen data? "Mr Smith has been running again, we better bring him in for questioning!" Edit: to be clear, the government is requesting the data, so clearly they're doing something with it... But what? I don't see it!
(Note 1:"Dr. Bootlicker, the defendant wants the court to believe that she calmly placed herself between the agent and the minor he was trying to apprehend, and asserts that the agent's claim, that the defendant's actions constitute assault, is, in her words, 'ridiculous'. But am I correct in understanding that you view minutes 8 and 9 of the biometric data submitted to the court as characteristic of significant physical exertion that might be similar to that undergone by an assailant while commiting an assault?")
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#55Oura doesn't even have GPS does it? Government can already get ALL your celltower locations without a warrant AND read all your emails and text messages that are over 6 months old, without a warrant
In a society where women are being prosecuted for medical procedures, menstrual data becomes very risky to have handed over.
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#56OURA is a joke. My GF bought two for us and after a week I made her return them due to non stop dark patterns coming out of that company. Everything about that company is disgusting. Such a shame, too. I was eager to learn more about my health.
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#57Oura doesn't even have GPS does it? Government can already get ALL your celltower locations without a warrant AND read all your emails and text messages that are over 6 months old, without a warrant
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#58Earlier quoted context omitted.
In the US. Apple's policies are flexible when it comes to other nation states. All it takes is a political sea change for E2EE to go away. Apple already has to hand over a wealth of information when asked by the feds.
"Things might change in the future" is a perfectly general statement which applies to any state of affairs which is not restricted by natural law. That makes it very nearly meaningless.
We've never had so many threats to our privacy and liberties heaved upon us, and the rate is accelerating.
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#59Re: Oura says it gets government demands for user data
#60What will the government even do with my heart rate and blood oxygen data? "Mr Smith has been running again, we better bring him in for questioning!" Edit: to be clear, the government is requesting the data, so clearly they're doing something with it... But what? I don't see it!
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