Scientists at Edinburgh have previously investigated problems in the voice- recognition systems used for booking tickets, finding out cinema times and making credit card payments over the telephone. A study of more than 100 conversations revealed why …
Zimmerman and his allies eventually won the PGP showdown, as did privacy advocates in the mid-1990s, defeating the government's proposal for the "Clipper chip," which would allow easy surveillance of telephone and computer systems, and again after …
… or who forgets to alert their bank – is more likely to have their card declined. A card is typically blocked when banks' automatic fraud detection systems notice strange spending patterns, such as a string of holiday purchases in a foreign country.
The hype that surrounded voice control systems on phones, like Apple's Siri, don't appear to have been matched with uptake. People just don't want to broadcast their activities and interests to the general public around them, whether it's using a phone …
The hype that surrounded voice control systems on phones, like Apple's Siri, don't appear to have been matched with uptake. People just don't want to broadcast their activities and interests to the general public around them, whether it's using a phone …
She has spent hours battling her way through the phone system, waiting on hold as long as 90 minutes, only to be disconnected before reaching someone. She said she finally received a payment this week — after calling elected officials and the governor …
They show the NSA and British Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) have successfully cracked the encryption used in personal communications such as email and telephone calls as well as global commerce and banking systems.
SAGINAW, MI — Saginaw County leaders are stepping back from an about half-million-dollar capital project. The County Services Committee recommended that County Controller Robert Belleman hold off for at least one year on a $555,000 project that would …
Both the county and city have to have all new 9-1-1 operating systems by Dec. 31, 2015, when suppliers will no longer support the current software. The city is replacing its 35-year-old telephone system after a major equipment failure earlier this year …
The other 90 percent is distributed to the individual counties. Indiana law requires wireless customers to pay a fee to support their local emergency telephone systems. The monthly fee is currently set at 75 cents for both landline and wireless telephones.
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