Dumb Phones

Is Ring’s “Search Party” Helping Pets — or Normalizing Surveillance? #podcast

Ring’s Search Party ‘Dystopia’ Debate & Claude Zero-Click RCE Vulnerability

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In this episode, we discuss two major tech stories impacting privacy and security. First, we analyze Ring’s new AI-powered ‘Search Party’ feature and its controversial Super Bowl ad that sparked privacy concerns ...
Shared Security Podcast
Why Gen Z Is Ditching Smartphones — And What That Means for Privacy & Security #podcast

Why Gen Z is Ditching Smartphones for Dumbphones

| | cloud storage, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Digital Detox, Digital Minimalism, Digital Ownership, Digital Privacy, Doom Scrolling, Dumb Phones, Episodes, Gen Z, Information Security, Infosec, Mental Health, mobile devices, Multifactor Authentication, Nostalgia, Podcast, Podcasts, Privacy, Retro Technology, Screen Time, security, smartphones, social media, Tech Burnout, technology, Technology Trade-offs, Weekly Edition
Younger generations are increasingly ditching smartphones in favor of “dumbphones”—simpler devices with fewer apps, fewer distractions, and less tracking. But what happens when you step away from a device that now functions ...
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