Category: Safety Experience
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Children – Data Games with their Future
There are three data points to think about Let’s start with these though Safety in the browser If you have concerns, then Edge is the default browser on Windows machines, and you can choose Firefox or Brave. Mac’s default browser is Safari, but all the other three browsers are available. Meanwhile, Microsoft Edge’s new Kids…
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Data Breach – 10 customer expectations
When brands and companies are moving towards more digital platforms, services and even APIs it is time for the brand purpose to reflect this long-term commitment. Leaky data faucets, incorrect settings, and improper sharing practices are not technical problems alone; they should be a brand purpose focus. Monetising and being a data business are all…
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Spy-Pixels – Should they be able to track without consent?
So the question of consent comes into focus. Should the service provider ask for permission?
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Video surveillance, video analytics and culture
Do video cameras improve safety? The safety experience needs a comprehensive assessment and thinking through. #safetyCX
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How many extensions have you installed on your browser?
They can be a bit of a safety risk! The browser is the primary destination for most users. Sign up for a specific service, and you can do most of the things required in the world of work and play. For every esoteric functionality, there probably is a browser extension. Large companies make some extensions,…
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Favicon functionality misuse for ad tracking
Consent frameworks stand ignored, and that in itself is a significant safety issue. #SafetyCX