The IT Privacy and Security Weekly Update puts it on a map for the Week Ending November 19th., 2024

EPISODE 217 

If you drive a car you'll want to listen out for the sixth story in our update this week.  We tell you how you can even join in the fun!
On the day after 45 people were sentenced to prison by the Chinese authorities for pro-democracy activities in Hong Kong we get confirmation that the Chinese have broken into T-Mobile.
Google gives a gift that could stop phone fraud in its tracks, but only if you have a Pixel 6 or later phone.
India slaps Meta for coercive activities related to customer data sharing.
Then Meta slaps NSO group for lying about who controls their phone spyware.
ChatGPT can now read from some of the more popular coding applications on Apple Macs taking AI a further step closer to helping engineers where they work.
One man decides to create a project map all the Flock brand automated license plate readers near his home and finds out that people all over the world want to add their own readers, creating a global initiative.
And finally an example of invited by inference.  And why "You gave it to the app. so you gave it to us" actually is not right at all.
Let's put it on a map.

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