Anna Kalinowski, Hauz-online editor-in-chief Dr. Volcar Zota and Malte Kirchen talked about the following topics in this issue of the #Heise Show:
- License: Do self-scan systems make customers employee in supermarkets? -More and more supermarkets and retailers such as Edeca, IKEA, Cuffaland and Reverers rely on mobile self-scan systems. Customers scan their products themselves and eventually pay in self -servis cash registers. Do retailers save employees at the expense of the customer? Are consumers made unpaid employees? And how safe are these systems against fraud?
- Friends and police assistants: Why Palantir Data Protection Officer alerted -A federal council called for the rapid use of controversial Palatir software as an interim solution for the police. The US company’s software should help in the analysis of large amounts of data, but is seriously viewed by data protectionists. What are the concerns about data security? How far can the police go in data analysis?
- Digital Raga: European Union brings a smartphone license -The European Union bodies have agreed to the license of a digital driver, which can be saved in the smartphone wallet in future. This should also be shown digitally to the driver’s license. How safe is this digital option for physical documents? What are the benefits of digital driver’s license in everyday life? And what does it mean for people without a smartphone?
Also again: A NERD birthday, WTF of the Week and Tricky Quiz Questions.
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