At least he can't track my eyes and read my mind as I look at him.
AND: You remember the past?
October 31, 2013
Facebook is looking to collect data on where your cursor hovers and clicks.
Says Facebook analytics chief Ken Rudin, whose face looks like this:
At least he can't track my eyes and read my mind as I look at him.
AND: You remember the past?
At least he can't track my eyes and read my mind as I look at him.
AND: You remember the past?
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Calling on Chip to animate this guy's eyes, preferably to follow the mouse. Come in, Chip!
Is Dave Berg still drawing for MAD magazine?
You are sure of that?
"at least he can't track my eyes..."
Oh Ann.
Doesn't your computer, phone or tablet have a camera that's constantly pointed at your face while you work? Tracking mouse movements, button clicks, and keystrokes has been going on for decades. Facial recognition is getting fairly advanced.
Doesn't you computer, phone or tablet have a microphone that's constantly close enough to detect your speech? Speech to text and lexical analysis is getting fairly advanced.
"Doesn't your computer, phone or tablet have a camera that's constantly pointed at your face while you work?"
I have a piece of electrical tape covering my laptop camera. Deal with it, Facebook.
6079 Smith W! No friending in the cells!
"Doesn't your computer, phone or tablet have a camera that's constantly pointed at your face while you work?"
I've been counting on the green light to show when the camera is on, but obviously, it's possible that they can get in there and disable the light.
Should I be taping over it?
"Should I be taping over it?"
There was a news story recently of a guy caught hacking into women's laptop cameras, so it's possible.
No Facebook for me.
add this guy to the list of punchable faces right after Kanye West and Chris Brown
Without my reading glasses the Post says, "... collecting data on your cursory lovers and chicks."
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