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policy docs, november 9th games are designed to fuel addiction and design as you psychological tactics and gaming mechanisms to trick us into spending a lot of cash. we'll show you what to look out for also on the show, if you're constantly posting about your kids online, you're putting that data and privacy of risk. it's as simple as that. over sharing can make children vulnerable to harassment and predators and tesla has finally revealed. it's rather, it's actually about competitors have already hit the straits. there's no doubt that rosa attack sees a fall from going mainstream. but why is that these topics on moving the tech world ever found yourself saying, just one more round, while gaming felt excited to open that next loop box? that's school by design worldwide. more than 80 percent of internet users play

video games and the systematic review of recent studies, 5 percent of participating game is found to have a gaming addiction games like roadblocks or foot not designed to keep us hooked and spending. so here's what to look out for. rewards and strikes in gamer was like badges, old points trigger it does contain your brains feel good, whole 9, which makes us want more games, reward progress and repetitive actions. luck logging in daily. it's called building a straight. you'll want to keep hold of it, so you keep coming back. and that's where games, concussion, by letting you pay to restore a law straight ball progress, pasta. but there's something else that makes gaming companies even more cash than straight loose boxes. here's the deal. you spend real money to get random in game rewards, it could be a risk in or powerful item box. the odds look right, it's quote, variable reward. and it's extremely effective. you never know when you'll hit the

jackport, so you just keep going. research as say they can be dangerous, especially for kids who struggle to recognize and resist the snacking isn't flute foxes are big part of what's called micro transactions. you pay a small amount, say, just $1.00 euro at each flu shots. it doesn't seem like much, but it adds up pretty quick when you're chasing that rare license for study. blood researches at central queensland university in australia found that participants spend between 31 and 45 years on in gained content model. while multiple studies suggest there's a strong link between using boot boxes and developing a gambling addiction, another trick games often use faith in game cards. the instead of real cash that makes it hard at subtract your actual spending and it gets worse when games as specifically designed to target kids. some games are specifically built to attract the attention of kids roadblocks or whatnot. uh, great examples, bright colors, fun characters, and references to names and trends. spot roadblocks takes all of this to the next

level by making game is the caching on of the game is what 2022 road blocks had over 61000000 daily uses and more than half of them were under the age of 13 in roadblocks uses can design their own wells, but developed as incentive allies and manipulate kids to apply the gaming tactics. we spoke that earlier to keep all the play as hawks and the kids who designed these worlds in roadblocks can even make real money from them. create his own share of the revenue when people spend money in their wells by exploiting my card transactions like luke boxes. these creative caching researches are trying to understand what too much gaming can become addictive and harmful. it's hard to tell the difference between having a regular gaming problem for a full blown addiction. so how can you protect yourself and your kids? here are a few quick tips. first, monitor screen time and set limits at select screen time for iphone or digital wellbeing for android can help you track play time. second,

create kids accounts wherever possible created kids account for your child. they often block persuasive pages in games and sadly set a spending limit. instead of spending cap on your credit card or bank account to prevent over spending. to be honest, i don't think it should be up to us to be aware of these tricks in australia, for example, regulators have started placing age restrictions on games with lute boxes. it's not perfect spot, it is a stock. and of course games are designed to be engaging. that's why we play them. we want something that keeps us books. but if i exploit that and make us pay to keep playing, or say, abuse gambling mechanisms, that's alons that needs to be drawing, especially when games came out directly to children. do you have any idea who's using your kids, photos, that could be predators or even big tests. let's break down the dangers of posting your children's pictures online and watch protecting that digital privacy is more critical than ever before. i training on pictures of children or tech companies

aren't exactly upfront about how they use that data hungry from material to trying to analyze that. so they scrape the incident companies like meta and ex, maybe using your photos to train them models. you can opt out of this in the privacy settings. and luckily, most companies haven't been training that i lie with private accounts at least for now. but even if you of the 3rd parties can still grab your post earlier this year, human rights switch reported that the data set lie on 5 be may contain thousands of images of children songs, these are easily trace back. so real people, this particular data set has been used to try and big image generate is like stable diffusion and mid journey. and there's a far more disturbing risk credit is using your kids photos as child abuse materials. many images shed in pedophile forms come from social media up to 50 percent of the images on those sites. i grabbed from public post and i is making it was in just a few clicks. someone can create a new image as somebody else using

a fully closed photo of the in one case of spanish teenagers use an app to undress, a social media, photos of the classmates. and there are plenty of other apps that can also be used to edit images, all of your kids. the easiest way to protect photos of your kids set your and their accounts to private. that way only people you trust can see your pups. you could also consider creating a close facebook group with family and friends, or use a group chat to make sure it's an encrypted message loc signal or what's up, what to do if your child's images um is used. if you do find your child's image online and when it renews, you can request to have it taken down. but finding the picture in the 1st place, it can be hard to removing the picture. sometimes even hot off the tool take it down, can help you with that. it creates a digital fingerprint or hash of the image being misuse as child sexual abuse, material and health platforms identify and remove that. several social media platforms are already using this, but most of the abuse doesn't happen on social media. it's actually even in the

dock web forms, web predators share the collections all send pictures, graphs from public posts. remember, once a photo is online, it will most likely stay this ever. so it's better to be safe than sorry. the safe is option is not to post pictures of your kids online at all. but if you do, consider the risk and tips we've mentioned. think about lowering that face or covering it with an emoji. if you want to edit a photo this way, x that suggest doing so directly on your device. instead of using the photo editors on social media platforms, why? when you edit a photo directly in an app, you original is uploaded to a server somewhere from there, it could potentially be grabbed for training or even be exposed in a lake in general, when it comes to sharing photos on your kids online. avoid sharing private moments like box on or any other time when they're not fully closed. and most importantly, tools you'll kids and get their consent before posting photos of them. online. st goes via cousins, son or your neighbors. daughter always speak to them and that parents,

this in some countries like germany, that's actually the mobile children age 7 to 18, have the right to control their own image online. would you take a ride in test was new robo taxi. so i hope this goes well a little mosque has been teasing tesla's fully autonomous rose, i taxis at the ease, but i still not concrete launch date in so i must says, of production will probably start sometime before 2027 until then the call manufacturer. it needs to improve its existing technology. tesla continues to face criticism, so this self driving software, which isn't actually fully self driving and tends to fail. so let's say if musk mrs . yet another deadline. meanwhile, other companies already have robo taxi's on the road in the us. flame o is leading the charge with over $100000.00 paid rides every week. amazon is also gearing up to launch its own slate soon and in china, they do has rolled out. it's can, shall, bravo, taxi,

so that outside the us and china wrote taxis, us still read. take india, for example. it's a global tech called and one of the world's largest. com market bucks that are big challenges when it comes to self driving cars. that's because roads coyote, with these signs or traffic lights, basically no standardize infrastructure for an annualized that's simply a noise. plus there's a ton of vehicles and pedestrians that code overwhelmed the system. and this isn't just an issue in india. many other regions, like latin america faced similar problems and in europe, strict regulations often k brother taxi's of the roads pull together even in the us wherever the attacks these are gaining traction. many people are wary. 2 thirds of the population say they wouldn't ride in one if they could. people really on board yet, so much so that robot test these have even things settled while. so why the resistance of the one people are worried about safety? we will remember those headlines about bravo taxi access to east concerns. why am i

launch a safety hub and shed data showing that cause a supposedly safe? then human driven vehicles bought the off still risks. one recent incident, when far 2 men jumped in front of a way, mo, tax the for resting the passenger and blocking the cause passed out of the way they eventually gave up. but the incident highlights concerns and it's not just about safety, human taxi drivers, a worry to, they say road tax, these as a threat to their job. on the other hand, robo taxis could be cheaper for right as making them a serious competitor. so what needs to happen before robo taxis can go to main street, especially better infrastructure cities need to invest in tech friendly infrastructure like smart signals, dedicated lanes and clear road markings, but rather taxis to navigate. then the public trust people also need to trust these costs, transparent communication, safety demonstrations and successful pilot programs may help. and lastly, addressing legal and ethical issues, clear guidelines are needed for companies operating rather taxes. this includes

liability, data, privacy and ethical concerns like job loss of human drivers. in theory, probably about taxis could make roads safe up by reducing human error. they could also ease traffic through smart of root plant, fucked up to seeing this video of why most heck these home community each other. i'm not convinced yet. they're also major privacy concerns when it comes to self driving cars and other smart devices. let's take a closer look at that. it's true that smart cause can gather lots of sensitive data and cause hom, these are the 3 main risks gathering use of data. or if a cost system has a voice assistant pack is all those controlling the software. quote, a stop on conversations. they could also access on board cameras. beyond that, tracking the cause, routes and stops, vide gps would create a detailed picture of the driver's daily life. together, this data could reveal intimate details about the person behind the wheel. putting best safety at risk gathering information on locations and infrastructure using the

cause. external cameras and sensors. someone with remote control could gather detail data about the surrounding areas that the comp travellers through. this could give them valuable insights into critical infrastructure, such as power plants or even military bases, manipulation, all of, and navigation systems. many of the latest small cause can be controlled remotely, which means they could potentially be steed against the drive is, will theoretically, that means that small cause could intentionally be used hom, people inside or around them by causing an accident to summit. 1 smart cause have a lot of potential for misuse. well that's it from us. keep your eyes out and see you next time. the, the 77 percent on our special show on the great outdoors. we'll hear what you guys like to do when you need a break paper,

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