
The Weighty IT Privacy and Security Update for the week ending May 30th., 2023
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This week we go from excess baggage to a face that is not our own.
We have a new scheme to establish what is real in a world where more and more is artificial, by someone we expect to be very prominent in both.
There’s a new declaration about social media that is eerily similar to the one from Santa Cruz California on June 3, 1956, when city authorities announced a total ban on rock and roll at public gatherings, calling rock and roll music “Detrimental to both the health and morals of our youth and community.”
We’ve got an update on PyPi and how they’d like anything they serve up to be in much smaller pieces.
We’ve got a couple more almost unbelievable TikTok stories and the latest trendy phone that might have you going back to baggy trousers with very large pockets for your next TikTok video.
Finally, we end with a tiny story about what just might be the largest invasion of privacy ever.
Forget the electron microscope and let’s jump on the scales!
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