Quayside: Google’s New Smart City Is A Privacy Nightmare

As Google applies its data management skills on a real city, Quayside, it is turning into a privacy nightmare. What it needs to do, it will not do because its prime directive is to collect identifiable data. De-identified data is totally useless to Technocrats at Google. ⁃ TN Editor
Sidewalk Labs, an Alphabet division focused on smart cities, is caught in a battle over information privacy. The team has lost its lead expert and consultant, Ann Cavoukian, over a proposed data trust that would approve and manage the collection of information inside Quayside, a conceptual smart neighborhood in Toronto. Cavoukian, the former information and privacy commissioner for Ontario, disagrees with the current plan because it would give the trust power to approve data collection that isn’t anonymized or “de-identified” at the source…
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A SMART CITY AND A SMART HOME SHALL DEFINITELY REGULATE HOW MUCH WATER YOU CAN USE, TEMPERATURES MUST BE AT AN APPROVED SETTING, AND HOW MUCH TOILET PAPER YOU CAN USE. IT IS STRICTLY ABOUT REGULATION AND CONTROL.
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