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But should data on the shows you choose to binge watch be treated the same as more serious behavioral choices, such as whether commit murder or leap off the edge of a building? If the gameplay data is considered different to the data that Netflix already collects, under the GDPR (an EU data protection regulation), Netflix would have to notify its EU users about the change in data collection. But there’s a chance its privacy policy is broad enough that Netflix doesn’t have to.

They offer an alternative nanoscale design for smart glass in new research published June 3 in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The project started as a grant-writing exercise for graduate student and first author R. Colby Evans, whose idea — and passion for the chemistry of color-changing materials — turned into an experiment involving two types of microscopy and enlisting several collaborators. Evans is advised by Justin Sambur, assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry, who is the paper’s senior author.

You can already keep Alexa or Google Assistant on mute while holding a private conversation, but Alias is designed to give you the benefit of muting the smart assistants while still being able to reach them hands-free when you want to.

Gauzy LCG is featured in a number of projects worldwide, including automotive collaborations, hotels, corporate offices, luxury residences, retail chains, and consumer electronics

Super CookiesSupercharged cookies can be difficult or impossible to clear from your browser. They were most famously used by Verizon, which had to pay a $1.35 million fine to the FCC as a result of the practice.

Gauzy is a world leader and vendor of material science and nanotechnology, focused on the research, development, manufacturing, and marketing of technologies which are embedded into and onto raw materials. Amongst Gauzy’s core areas of expertise are Liquid Crystals and SPD, which are used to produce LCG® (Light Control Glass). The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv Israel, with additional offices in Germany,  China and multiple US cities. Learn more at www.gauzy.com.

Research Frontiers (Nasdaq: REFR) is a publicly traded technology company and the developer of patented SPD-Smart light-control film technology which allows users to instantly, precisely and uniformly control the shading of glass or plastic products, either manually or automatically. Research Frontiers has licensed its smart glass technology to over 40 companies that include well known chemical, material science and glass companies. Products using Research Frontiers’ smart glass technology are being used in tens of thousands of cars, aircraft, yachts, trains, homes, offices, museums and other buildings. For more information, please visit our website at www.SmartGlass.com, and on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.

Cavoukian isn’t the first to resign amid worries about privacy protection. This month, Saadia Muzaffar, a tech expert and founder of TechGirls Canada, stepped down from the digital strategy advisory panel, saying that the company was not adequately addressing privacy issues she and others had raised.

There have three main types Smart glass in market: electrochromic smart glass, thermochromic smart glass and photochromic smart glass.

The market proliferation of smartphones that increases the demand for the multilayer transparent conductors used in the phone’s display has provided the market a great impetus. Moreover, factors such as the increasing uptake of these electrically conductive films in various applications like optical coatings, LCDs, thin-film photovoltaic cells flat-panel displays, and OLEDs, have escalated the market to the greater heights on the global platform.

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The preceding scenarios are not far-fetched to analyst Robert Harris, a communication industry consultant. He argues that voice devices are creating a snarl of new ethical and legal issues. “Will personal assistants be responsible for the … knowledge that they have?” he says. “A feature like that sometime in the future could become a liability.”