Category: Privacy
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What to Do If Your Shared Claude Chats Were Indexed by Google
As you may know, if you publicly shared Claude chats, those chats may have been indexed by Google. I wanted to quickly provide a post with the details that will help you remove those links so you can at least stop further damage from occurring.…
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What Verizon’s Voice ID Retirement Tells Us About Biometric Authentication
I got an email from Verizon yesterday telling me they are retiring VoiceID. The feature let you authenticate to your account by saying “at Verizon, my voice is my password.” Starting May 28, all enrolled voiceprints will be deleted. As it happens, I sometimes demonstrate…
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My Solution to Secure Transcription for Attorneys: Why I Won’t Recommend the Popular Tools
If you have been looking for a secure transcription solution for client meetings, you have probably noticed that the options are not great. I have been researching this question for a client and I cannot recommend any of the standalone transcription tools currently on the…
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Your AI Conversations Might Be Sold. Here’s What You Need to Know
If you use AI Chatbots and have installed certain free browser extensions, your AI conversations might be sitting in a commercial database right now, available for purchase. I know. That’s not what you wanted to read today. But this is exactly the kind of thing…
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When Your Cloud Provider Reports Client Data
18 U.S.C. § 2258A, The REPORT Act, and a Problem Most Lawyers Haven’t Thought About A Confession First I’m going to start with a confession. Until recently, I had not spent much time thinking about 18 U.S.C. § 2258A. If you’re a lawyer who generally keeps…
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Gemini and Privacy: What Google’s AI Actually Does With Your Data
If you are using Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, you are probably asking the same question people are asking about every AI tool. Is my data private. The real answer is not yes or no. It depends. It depends on which account you are using.It depends…
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Working from Home: Internet Connections
The first critical aspect when working from home these days is a secure Internet connection. Many people have either cable or fiberoptics connections at home. (Think Comcast for cable or Verizon Fios for fiberoptics). However, do not assume that your staff has a good, secure…