#Lawsuit (Website Category)

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Why is this Canadian university scared of you seeing its Privacy Impact Assessment?

I'm coming to DEFCON! On Aug 9, I'm emceeing the EFF POKER TOURNAMENT (noon at the Horseshoe Poker Room), and appearing on the BRICKED AND ABANDONED panel (5PM, LVCC - L1 - HW1–11–01). On Aug 10, I'm giving a keynote called "DISENSHITTIFY OR DIE! How hackers can seize the means of computation and build a new, good internet that is hardened against our asshole bosses' insatiable horniness for enshittification" (noon, LVCC - L1 - HW1–11–01).

Barbra Streisand is famous for many things: her exciting performances on the big screen, the small screen, and the stage; her Grammy-winning career as a musician (she's a certified EGOT!); and for all the times she's had to correct people who've added an extra vowel to the spelling of her first name (I can relate!).

But a thousand years from now, her legacy is likely to be linguistic, rather than artistic. The "Streisand Effect" – coined by Mike Masnick – describes what happens when someone tries to suppress a piece of information, only to have that act of attempted suppression backfire by inciting vastly more interest in the subject:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect

The term dates to 2003, when Streisand sued the website Pictopia and its proprietors for $50m for reproducing an image from the publicly available California Coastal Records Project (which produces a timeseries of photos of the California coastline in order to track coastal erosion). The image ("Image 3850") incidentally captured the roofs of Streisand's rather amazing coastal compound, which upset Streisand.

But here's the thing: before Streisand's lawsuit, Image 3850 had only been viewed six times. After she filed the case, another 420,000 people downloaded that image. Not only did Streisand lose her suit (disastrously so – she was ordered to pay the defendants' lawyers $177,000 in fees), but she catastrophically failed in her goal of keeping this boring, obscure photo from being seen:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect

Streisand has since called the suit "a mistake." On the one hand, that is very obviously true, but on the other hand, it's still admirable, given how many other failed litigants went to their graves insisting that their foolish and expensive legal gambit was, in fact, very smart and we are all very stupid for failing to understand that.

Which brings me to Ian Linkletter and the Canadian Privacy Library. Linkletter is the librarian and founder of the nonprofit Canadian Privacy Library, a newish online library that collects and organizes privacy-related documents from Canadian public institutions. Linkletter kicked off the project with the goal of collecting the Privacy Impact Assessments from every public university in Canada, starting in his home province of BC.

These PIAs are a legal requirement whenever a public university procures a piece of software, and they're no joke. Ed-tech vendors are pretty goddamned cavalier when it comes to student privacy, as Linkletter knows well. Back in 2020, Linkletter was an ed-tech specialist for the University of British Columbia, where he was called upon to assess Proctorio, a "remote invigilation" tool that monitored remote students while they sat exams.

This is a nightmare category of software, a mix of high-tech phrenology (vendors claim that they can tell when students are cheating by using "AI" to analyze their faces); arrogant techno-sadism (vendors requires students – including those sharing one-room apartments with "essential worker" parents on night shifts who sleep during the day – to pan their cameras around to prove that they are alone); digital racism (products are so bad at recognizing Black faces that some students have had to sit exams with multiple task-lights shining directly onto their faces); and bullshit (vendors routinely lie about their tools' capabilities and efficacy).

Worst: remote invigilation is grounded in the pedagogically bankrupt idea that learning is best (or even plausibly) assessed through high-stakes testing. The kind of person who wants to use these tools generally has no idea how learning works and thinks of students as presumptively guilty cheats. They monitor test-taking students in realtime, and have been known to jiggle test-takers' cursors impatiently when students think too long about their answers. Remote invigilation also captures the eye-movements of test-takers, flagging people who look away from the screen while thinking for potential cheating. No wonder that many students who sit exams under these conditions find themselves so anxious that they vomit or experience diarrhea, carefully staring directly into the camera as they shit themselves or vomit down their shirts, lest they be penalized for looking away or visiting the toilet.

Linkletter quickly realized that Proctorio is a worst-in-class example of a dreadful category. The public-facing materials the company provided about its products were flatly contradicted by the materials they provided to educators, where all the really nasty stuff was buried. The company – whose business exploded during the covid lockdowns – is helmed by CEO Mike Olsen, a nasty piece of work who once doxed a child who criticized him in an online forum:

https://pluralistic.net/2020/07/01/bossware/#moral-exemplar

Proctorio's products are shrouded in secrecy. In 2020, for reasons never explained, all the (terrible, outraged) reviews of its browser plugin disappeared from the Chrome store:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/09/04/hypervigilance/#radical-transparency

Linkletter tweeted his alarming findings, publishing links to the unlisted, but publicly available Youtube videos where Proctorio explained how its products really worked. Proctorio then sued Linkletter, for copyright infringement.

Proctorio's argument is that by linking to materials that they published on Youtube with permissions that let anyone with the link see them, Linkletter infringed upon their copyright. When Linkletter discovered that these videos already had publicly available links, indexed by Google, in the documentation produced by other Proctorio customers for students and teachers, Proctorio doubled down and argued that by collecting these publicly available links to publicly available videos, Linkletter had still somehow infringed on their copyright.

Luckily for Linkletter, BC has an anti-SLAPP law that is supposed to protect whistleblowers facing legal retaliation for publishing protected speech related to matters of public interest (like whether BC's flagship university has bought a defective and harmful product that its students will be forced to use). Unluckily for Linkletter, the law is brand new, lacks jurisprudence, and the courts have decided that he can't use a SLAPP defense and his case must go to trial:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/04/20/links-arent-performances/#free-ian-linkletter

Linkletter could have let that experience frighten him away from the kind of principled advocacy that riles up deep-pocketed, thin-skinned bullies. Instead, he doubled down, founding the Canadian Privacy Library, with the goal of using Freedom of Information requests to catalog all of Canada's post-secondary institutions' privacy assessments. Given how many bodies he found buried in Proctorio's back yard, this feels like the kind of thing that should be made more visible to Canadians.

There are 25 public universities in BC, and Linkletter FOI'ed them all. Eleven provided their PIAs. Eight sent him an estimate of what it would cost them (and thus what they would charge) to assemble these docs for him. Six requested extensions.

One of them threatened to sue.

Langara College is a 19,000-student spinout of Vancouver Community College whose motto is Eruditio Libertas Est ("Knowledge is Freedom"). Linkletter got their 2019 PIA for Microsoft's Office 365 when he FOI'ed the Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (universities often recycle one another's privacy impact assessments, which is fine).

That's where the trouble started. In June, Langara sent Linkletter a letter demanding that he remove their Office 365 PIA; the letter CC'ed two partners in a law firm, and accused Linkletter of copyright infringement. But that's not how copyright – or public records – work. As Linkletter writes, the PIA is "a public record lawfully obtained through an FOI request" – it is neither exempted from disclosure, nor is it confidential:

https://www.privacylibrary.ca/legal-threat/

Langara claims that in making their mandatory Privacy Impact Assessment for Office 365 available, Linkletter has exposed them to "heightened risks of data breaches and privacy incidents," they provided no evidence to support this assertion.

I think they're full of shit, but you don't have to take my word for it. After initially removing the PIA, Linkletter restored it, and you can read it for yourself:

https://www.privacylibrary.ca/langara-college-privacy-impact-assessments/

I read it. It is pretty goddamned anodyne – about as exciting as looking at the roof of Barbra Streisand's mansion.

Sometimes, where there's smoke, there's only Streisand – a person who has foolishly decided to use the law to bully a weaker stranger out of disclosing some innocuous and publicly available fact about themselves. But sometimes, where there's smoke, there's fire. A lot of people who read my work are much more familiar with ed-tech, privacy, and pedagogy than I am. If that's you, maybe you want to peruse the Langara PIA to see if they are hiding something because they're exposing their students to privacy risks and don't want that fact to get out.

There are plenty of potential privacy risks in Office 365! The cloud version of Microsoft Office contains a "bossware" mode that allows bosses to monitor their workers' keystrokes for spelling, content, and accuracy, and produce neat charts of which employees are least "productive." The joke's on the boss, though: Office 365 also has a tool that lets you compare your department's usage of Office 365 to your competitors, which is another way of saying that Microsoft is gathering your trade secrets and handing it out to your direct competitors:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/02/24/gwb-rumsfeld-monsters/#bossware

So, yeah, there are lots of "features" in Office 365 that could give rise to privacy threats when it is used at a university. One hopes that Langara correctly assessed these risks and accounted for them in its PIA, which would mean that they are bullying Linkletter out of reflex, rather than to cover up wrongdoing. But there's only one way to find out: go through the doc that Linkletter has restored to public view.

Linkletter has excellent pro bono representation from Norton Rose Fulbright, a large and powerful law-firm that is handling his Proctorio case. Linkletter writes, "they have put this public college on notice that any proceeding is liable to be dismissed pursuant to the Protection of Public Participation Act, BC’s anti-SLAPP legislation."

Langara has now found themselves at the bottom of a hole, and if they're smart, they'll stop digging.

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If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/08/01/eruditio-libertas-est/#streisand-v-linkletter

Image: Copyright (C) 2002 Kenneth & Gabrielle Adelman, California Coastal Records Project, www.californiacoastline.org (modified) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Streisand_Estate.jpgbr>

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Langara College (modified) https://langara.ca/

Fair use (parody) https://scholarship.law.ufl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1104

Fair dealing (parody) https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1468015

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The George Floyd Memorial Scholarship offered at a college in Minnesota is facing a lawsuit after being accused of violating the Civil Rights Act.

According to a complaint filed by the conservative nonprofit Equal Protection Project of the Legal Insurrection Foundation, the George Floyd Memorial Scholarship at North Central University in Minneapolis violates Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits “discrimination on the basis of race, color and national origin in programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance.”

According to the school’s website, applicants must “be a student who is Black or African American, that is, a person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa” in order to be eligible. Applicants who don’t fall into that racial category are automatically disqualified from ineligibility for the scholarship.

At the time of the scholarship’s implementation in 2020, North Central President Scott Hagan said it was created to “invest like never before in a new generation of young black Americans, who are poised and ready to take leadership in our nation.”

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[beardedmrbean]

My job now wants to give us bathroom passes and has a hall monitor to check passes if you are allowed to go to the bathroom

I’m 27 I’m not in grade school…thinking I should quit

There's gonna be some issues with both OSHA and ADA compliance there I think, legally they can do it within reason but it can open the door to all kinds of lawsuits if they do.

Thanks to the internet and those blessed meme things, many employees live by the meme-philosophy: Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime, that's why I poop on company time. However, under the law, employers are legally allowed to restrict bathroom breaks, at least, within reason.

Generally, reasonable restrictions will not prohibit employees from using the restroom when the need arises. However, in production, or client facing industries, employers may require an employee to wait for a co-worker to relieve their position before taking a bathroom break. Additionally, if an employee has a medical condition that necessitates frequent bathroom breaks, employers may need to be flexible as frequent bathroom breaks is an easily achievable reasonable accommodation in nearly all situations.

Giving Bathroom Restrictions the Business

While there is no federal law that specifies the number or length of bathroom breaks an employer must provide, restricting bathroom use unreasonably can lead to lawsuits and even all-out labor disputes with picketers and media. OSHA does provide rules that require employers to provide employee restrooms, and allow employees access to those restrooms.

Generally, unreasonable restrictions on bathroom usage will be viewed as a violation of an employee's rights because it subjects employees to detrimental effects to their health, including urinary tract and bladder infections, kidney stones, and other ailments. Furthermore, depending on a company's policy, restrictions on the length of bathroom usage may also have a discriminatory impact on women, or aging individuals, who sometimes need a little extra time in the restroom.

What's Reasonable?

What is considered reasonable will vary from job to job, and likely depend on state law as well. If an employee's bathroom usage interferes with their ability to do their job, or with the production line, or client services, then the law may not protect that employee.

Alternatively, if an employee needs to use the restroom, an employer should not have a policy that denies that employee the ability to do so. Even where an employee has an essential job, such as on a production line, an employer may be required to provide prompt and temporary relief of duties for the employee.

Does an Employer Have to Pay for Bathroom Breaks?

Generally, under the Fair Labor Standards Act, short breaks between 5 to 20 minutes are considered mutually beneficial for employer and employee, and as such, should be paid. However, if the breaks extend beyond 20 minutes, an employer can refuse to pay for that time.

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This will be location specific for you I think.

An employer does not have to pay you for a break during which you are completely relieved of your job duties.  Your employer can require you to stay on the business premises during your break.  Only the following breaks are required:

      Minors younger than 16 must be given a 30-minute break if they are employed five hours or more in a day.

      All employees must be allowed toilet breaks when needed.

      A union contract may require breaks and those requirements are enforced by the union.

      Certain other limited categories of workers, such as airline pilots, may be entitled to mandatory breaks under applicable regulations. Check with the appropriate regulatory agency.

_________________________

Half dozen other sites I've looked at and even the state labor website say 'when needed' so they can't restrict bathroom breaks, not unreasonably at least.

Can't give you little bathroom pass cards at the start of the week and that's as many times as you can pee or anything like that at least.

[fuckterfs-deactivated20221212]

do y'all know about the german work report card?

it's actually called a work reference letter in english but the literal translation of Arbeitszeugnis is work report card

so, in germany, any employed worker has the right to ask their employer for such an Arbeitszeugnis once a year. It's supposed to be something you can give a potential futurr employer so that they have an idea of how skilled you are, what your work ethics are etc from an outside perspective.

Only problem is: the employer writing the Arbeitszeugnis is not allowed to say bad stuff about you. Why? Well, it's not exactly a rarity that ab employer and an employee dislike each other, often that's even the reason someone might be looking for a new job. So there's a law stopping employers from writing a bad Arbeitszeugnis that would prevent their employee from finding a new job.

Ok, kind of sensible, but there's a problem with that: if you can't write negative things in a reference letter how much of a reference is it? So since Arbeitszeugnisse aren't supposed to be utterly useless the employers have found ways to.. package negative statements in a positive giftwrap to get their point across without saying something like "My sales employee gave customers too many discounts and spends more time talking to colleagues than working." what they CAN write, however, is "My sales employee was beloved by both colleagues and customers and has high communication skills." which to us means entirely different things but another employer or someone at HR would understand. Some of the worst phrasings to have in an Arbeitszeugnis are "...made every effort to meet our requirements...", "...was able to cope with the usual time pressure and workload...", "...aimed for good results..."

You get the gist. These are the stuff of lawsuits, there's so many court rulings about which phrasings are acceptable and which aren't, there's websites where you input the employee's details, how you would rate their performance in specific categories, and it spits out an Arbeitszeugnis that you likely won't get sued for.

It has gotten to the point where a lot of employers say "Just write it yourself I'll sign it" so now they ARE getting utterly useless, and only older generations of employers and HR people value them.

thanks for reading my unnecessarily long text post about german work reference letters, you may ask questions now

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Fanfic and Its Reputation

We’ve talked a lot about the history of fanfic, where you can get to it, and what happens when authors start “filing off the serial numbers,” but we haven’t really touched on the reputation of fic as much. Even amongst fic writers, fanfiction has been seen as a kind of lesser craft, a stepping stone on the way to “real” writing. It’s also been seen as dangerous, usually by professional authors. Let’s take a look at some of the differing opinions people have on the matter.

In the media

Especially after it was revealed that Fifty Shades of Grey was originally a fanfic, the media has been a bit more interested in fanfiction than it was in the early days of the modern usage of the term. This article is the perfect example. As far as I’ve seen, most mainstream media sees fanfiction as more of a curiosity than anything good or bad.

Amongst professional authors

Opinions on fanfiction vary quite drastically from author to author. Many authors don’t read fanfiction as a general rule to protect themselves from possible lawsuits if their work resembles that of a fan authors, but that doesn't mean they dislike fanfiction. In fact, many professional authors had long careers as fanfic writers before they started publishing professionally. Naomi Novik, founding member of the Organization for Transformative Works and Temeraire penner, was a prolific Master and Commander fan writer (Jamison 2013). Some authors didn’t write fic themselves but support it anyways. J.K. Rowling, for instance, is fine with fanfiction as long as no one publishes it traditionally to make money off of it, the fics are credited to the actual author of the fic, and not the fics aren’t obscene. Anyone who’s trawled a fanfiction archive ever knows people haven’t really been adhering to that last bit.

On the opposite end of the spectrum are authors like Anne Rice, who see fanfiction (even the stuff that no one makes money off of, which is the vast majority of fanfiction) as infringement of intellectual property and grounds for lawsuits and cease-and-desists. Rice passed away in 2021, but her legacy as an anti-fanfiction crusader lives on in infamy. In 2000, Rice posted to her website that she does not allow fanfiction, as the characters are copyrighted and it “upsets [her] terribly to even think about fan fiction with my characters.” The following year, Rice’s lawyers sent an email to Fanfiction.net demanding that they remove any and all fanfiction relating to Rice’s properties unless they wanted a lawsuit. The site complied, and to this day FanFiction.net still doesn’t have any categories for works related to Anne Rice and her characters.

Further Reading

[commiepinkofag]

AC-a-a-a-a-B, screamed the goat

again, we see the police PR machine & a complicit press present the innocuous, bumbling barney fife ‘we’re here to protect’ trope.

the ubiquitous coverage of the screaming goat has reached an international audience [if the BBC counts in that regard].

it reminds me of the ‘ah, look! cops dance with ice cream’ which should have been ‘two scoops of fuck you.’

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one of the more recent and disgusting examples of police PR/media collaboration has been the ‘viral’ PR: ‘Police dog in Wyandotte accused of stealing fellow officer's lunch.’ 

this ‘story’ originated from a facebook post by the Wyandotte PD, with an accompanying image edited to appear as a mugshot of a black police dog – named ‘Officer ICE.’

however, i found this posted on a ABC affiliate news website, on the same page as an article about Tyre Nichols’ family pleading for justice and calls for the bodycam footage to be released.  

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the timing and content of these press releases is no coincidence.

on august 1 2016, within weeks after the series of murders by police of Delrawn Small, Alton Sterling and Philando Castille, the cop PR machine rolled out #copsgiveouticecream. 

one particular headline — ‘these cops pranked drivers by giving them ice cream instead of tickets’ — fell under the ‘feel good’ category, much like ‘officer ice’ and case of the screaming goat.

text beneath the image reads: "You can see the sense of relief when the officers explain this ‘violation’ to the anxious drivers who all got a big laugh out of it." 

i can see intimidation, fear, injustice…

‘no cameras!’ — nor accountability

social media has changed the playing field in the propaganda war for policing. like in the instances of feel good news, cops only like social media when it works in their favor. 

the fbi has warned about ‘cop baiting,’ ‘viral attack’ and potential liability. [Social Media and Law Enforcement: Potential Risks; leb.fbi.gov] 

unsurprisingly, this particular article expresses an overarching sense of fear and need for control:

Empowered by social media, cop baiting presents a crisis for law enforcement. Questionable videos of police officers are popular on sites, such as YouTube, and can be financially rewarding to malefactors who file claims or lawsuits. For some individuals, a citation or jail time is worthwhile if a cash payoff results. Cop baiting could become so common that officers may not know whether they are facing a situation that is legitimate, staged, or exaggerated for someone else’s benefit. This puts officers’ personal and professional well-being at stake.

so strange, their fave defense for surveillance [search, et al] isn’t mentioned: ‘if you’re not doing anything wrong, why worry…’ 

copspeak + providing those good feels

i posted the link back in 2016, but i find it’s still relevant: 

Copspeak: 7 Ways Journalists Use Police Jargon to Obscure the Truth [fair.org]

FAIR’s CopSpeak series is good for examining the media-PR symbiosis: 

“The linguistic gymnastics needed to report on police violence without calling up images of police violence is a thing of semantic wonder."

privatization of public policy has helped drive much of this. [Meet the Company That Writes the Policies That Protect Cops; motherjones.com], [Police Policy For Sale; theappeal.org/]. 

the lexipol rabbithole can take you through an insular cop-cult[-ure] & convenient shopping for all of your militarized force needs.

‘Police Chief Magazine’ run by a 503c lobbying group, International Association of Chiefs of Police [IACP], reveals some PR tactics in ‘Media Coverage: When It Doesn’t Work Well… and When It Does’ [policechiefmagazine.org]

The Secrets to Success “It is the role of the public information office to push the positive stories to the media,” says Sergeant John Roth, Glendale Police Department’s public information officer (PIO). His office publicizes the department’s Coffee with a Cop events, as well as other newsworthy items, such as when major cases are solved. … 

it is imperative to develop a rapport with media representatives. He makes a point of meeting with them and establishing relationships built on trust.

‘trust us,’ said at gunpoint… 

[btw, national police week 2023 has begun]

[digital25]

How to Make Money from Easy Resell’s MRR Licensed eBook Bundles

The Internet is a place where everyone can make money without any discrimination and without much resources. All you need is some knowledge of English and basic skills.

The burning question of How to make Money on the Internet is an evergreen one for now and though there are millions of answers on YouTube and every other blog, there are even simpler ways to make money and every day, a new person is discovering them and telling them to the world about it.

Easy Resell’s attempt to arm entrepreneurs with the necessary knowledge and legitimate products falls right into this category. We have already given you the details on how to make money using Easy Resell PLR licensed eBook bundles in our last blog. Now, let’s delve into making money with products that come with another type of license, the Master Resell Rights license. By leveraging this license, you can resell digital products and maximize your profit potential. Stay tuned as we explore the ins and outs of using Master Resell Rights to grow your business and income.

How to make money from Easy Resell’s MRR Licensed eBook Bundles?

eBooks can be resold in marketplaces like ETSY, Gumroad or a website of your own on Shopify. Sell only eBooks that come with legitimate licenses since lack of these licenses might land you in trouble like getting banned from the website or worse, attract a lawsuit.

Master Resell Rights allow you to resell the product but with some restrictions. These might change with every product but the gist of it remains the same. If you are not fully familiar with MRR Rights you can read about it here.

Easy Resell’s MRR Licensed eBook Bundles come with a PDF, MRR License, and other marketing material. eBook with MRR license allow you to resell the eBook at a price of your wish but do not give you the right to change the Author name or the content.

The best ways to sell these eBooks and make money are listed below.

Each MRR eBook Bundle comprises some books in PDF format and legitimate licenses with them along with some other material that might be helpful.

After downloading the bundle from Google Drive and extracting it using Winrar or Winzip extractor, you will have access to all the eBooks in separate folders.

Now, Upload the PDF to Canva and create an attractive cover photo for the eBook.

You can Add Borders and designs to the eBook to make it more attractive.

You can use mockup sites like smart mockup to create mockups of your eBook.

Now create an account on ETSY or Gumroad both of which are free, and create a store for yourself.

Go to ChatGPT and ask for a description for the eBook. You can write the title of the book and name some of the chapters to get a more detailed description.

Upload your Cover Image, mockups, and the product that is the eBook that you created and paste the description in the respective field.

Create a social media page (Instagram and Pinterest) for your store and post reels that encourage people to buy your eBook.

As you gain more sales your eBook will become visible to more people and you can make money while you sleep.

You can list all the eBooks and put your hard work into driving traffic to your store through social media. Remember, the more creative you get on social media, the more people will buy your eBook.

eBooks with Master Resell Rights can also be printed and sold in local markets. This is another way you can sell if you can invest a little money.

Read our Blogs for more ideas.

How to Make Money using Easy Resell PLR Licensed eBook Bundles

How to design Rich eBooks like EZ-eBooks from Easy Resell?

[boricuacherry-blog]

Rihanna's Savage X Fenty Scores Worse Than Shein In Ethical Practices

US popstar Rihanna is facing backlash after Legal Rights Observatory filed a complaint with the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) of India against the brand.

Her company launched in 2017, Fenty Beauty, was recently reported for allegedly sourcing mica from mines in Jharkhand which employ child labour. Fenty Beauty's connection to "blood mica" became a major topic of discussion.

Priya Kulkarni from the United States wrote, "Fenty Beauty Brand is under the lens in India for using mica from mines hiring child labour."

It was also brought attention to that it was in violation of the California act, which stipulates audits for companies to ensure that there is no child labour or slavery involved in merchandise.

Taking to Twitter, Poonam from London wrote, "So glad I no longer use #FentyBeauty...of the products I have used...it's COMPLETE trash. I will NEVER support makeup brands for using mica or exploiting child slave labour...So much for being 'vegan' and 'cruelty-free' #ashy #basicbitchmakeup #boycottFenty."

Now, another controversy has been brought to light over her Savage X Fenty line reportedly scoring 'worse than Shein' in ethical practices. This is after some buyers were complaining that the clothing material was flimsy and ripped after limited use.

Ask where a Savage X Fenty product comes from and this is what its country of origin label will tell you: "Imported."

Contacted to explain, one Savage X Fenty customer service officer gave the following reply. "I know SXF items are not made in the US," they stated. "Only assembled and processed." Another replied, "I do not know. I am very sorry."

SXF is among the lowest-ranking companies on Remake's 2022 Fashion Accountability Report, scoring a meager four points out of a possible 150, demonstrating an utter lack of transparency and accountability in all of the assessment categories. For context, the average score of the 58 companies analyzed in the report was 14, with even ultra-fast fashion brand Shein outranking SXF. Remake's scoreboard for the brand concludes that the company "blatantly disregards industry standards when it comes to social and environmental disclosures, merely noting on its website that products are 'imported.'"

The company doesn't report on its carbon emissions or indicate any carbon reduction targets. Most of its products use oil-based synthetic materials, and the brand has set no clear targets to move away from these materials. Alarmingly, SXF lacks even a Supplier Code of Conduct to define guidelines for assessing factories' compliance with international labour standards, especially in regard to workers' health and safety. This disconnect is striking; we see a brand profiting from using feminism and inclusivity as core elements of its marketing and branding, while at the same time neglecting to put in basic safeguards to protect workers in its supply chain, 80% of whom are women.

What's more, SFX was fined $1 million by Santa Clara County and four other California local governments for defrauding customers by automatically enrolling them in a "VIP" program with recurring monthly credit card charges without their knowledge. The lawsuit also detailed that SXF's website improperly advertised the ability to use store credit and misled customers about the store's products.

"Consumers have a right to know up front what they are paying for and how often," Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney Jennifer Deng said in a statement. "And businesses have a duty to be transparent about their automatic renewal charges."

The company's actions "were likely to deceive members of the public and were performed with that intent," the complaint said.

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Based on data from Internet World Stats, the global number of Internet users stands at 2.4 billion. According to the United Nations factsheet on individuals with disabilities, approximately 10% of the world’s population grapples with some form of disability. This implies that over 27% of potential internet users may possess specific needs related to accessing online content.

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Accessibility testing is the process of evaluating digital products to ensure they are usable by people with diverse abilities, including those with disabilities. Traditionally, this process involved manual testing, which could be time-consuming and sometimes prone to human error. However, the integration of AI in accessibility testing is ushering in a new era of efficiency and precision.

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Automated Analysis: AI-based accessibility testing utilizes machine learning algorithms to automatically analyze digital content. This includes websites, applications and other digital interfaces, providing a faster and more accurate accessibility assessment.

Pattern Recognition: AI can recognize patterns and anomalies within digital content, identifying potential accessibility issues such as missing alt text for images, inadequate color contrast or improperly structured HTML.

Dynamic Adaptability: AI-based tools can adapt to the dynamic nature of web content, ensuring continuous and real-time evaluation as websites and applications evolve.

Advantages of AI-Based Accessibility Testing

1. Efficiency and Speed:

AI-based accessibility testing significantly accelerates the testing process. Automated tools can swiftly scan and analyze large volumes of digital content, providing quick feedback to developers and testers.

2. Consistency:

AI tools exhibit a high level of consistency in their evaluations. Unlike human testers, AI does not suffer from fatigue or variations in judgment, ensuring uniform and reliable results across different testing scenarios.

3. Comprehensive Coverage:

AI-based accessibility testing can comprehensively evaluate entire digital ecosystems. From websites to mobile applications, AI ensures that every element is scrutinized for accessibility, contributing to a more inclusive online environment.

4. Real-time Insights:

With the ability to analyze digital content in real-time, AI-based accessibility testing provides immediate insights into potential issues. This allows developers to address accessibility concerns promptly, fostering a proactive approach to inclusivity.

Challenges Addressed by AI-Based Accessibility Testing

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As digital content continues to grow in complexity and volume, the scalability of accessibility testing becomes paramount. AI-based tools can efficiently scale to accommodate the expanding scope of digital spaces.

2. Dynamic Content:

In the era of dynamic web content and frequent updates, AI’s adaptability ensures that accessibility testing remains effective and relevant, regardless of continuous changes to digital interfaces.

3. Diverse Platforms:

AI-based accessibility testing is platform-agnostic, meaning it can assess the accessibility of content across various devices, browsers, and operating systems, providing a more comprehensive evaluation.

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As we peer into the future, the amalgamation of AI and accessibility testing promises transformative outcomes for digital inclusivity. Here are some ways AI is influencing the future of accessibility testing:

1. Enhanced Personalization:

AI will contribute to the creation of more personalized and adaptive accessibility solutions. By understanding individual user needs, AI can tailor recommendations and adjustments to provide a more customized user experience.

2. Integration with Development Processes:

AI-based accessibility testing is increasingly becoming an integral part of the software development lifecycle. As developers embrace DevOps and continuous integration, AI ensures accessibility considerations are seamlessly woven into the fabric of ongoing development practices.

3. Augmented User Testing:

AI will work in tandem with user testing, providing additional insights and validation. By collaborating with human testers, AI can enhance the thoroughness and accuracy of accessibility evaluations.

4. Expanding Beyond Websites:

AI-based accessibility testing is extending its reach beyond traditional web interfaces. With the proliferation of AI-powered applications, chatbots, and virtual assistants, ensuring accessibility in these domains becomes equally crucial.

Embracing the AI Revolution in Accessibility Testing

In conclusion, the integration of AI into accessibility testing is a game-changer, propelling us towards a future where digital spaces are inherently inclusive. As technology evolves, embracing AI-based accessibility testing becomes not only a necessity for compliance but a strategic imperative for organizations committed to creating digital experiences that are accessible to all. The confluence of AI and accessibility testing is a testament to our collective journey towards a more inclusive and equitable digital future.

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The Police Entered An Apartment Without A Search Warrant, Shot A Lady's Dog, and Removed The Apartments Occupants To A Patrol Car. And Never Filed Charges.

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"This case is an outrage. It is disgusting, disgraceful, and despicable," said William Murphy, the attorney representing the roommates. "These officers outright abused and mistreated our clients lied to unlawfully break into their house, manhandled them illegally, and shot their dog. And in utter disregard for the severity of their intolerable behavior, they laughed about it."

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WP MasterLock

Discover exactly how you can secure your WordPress site from hackers who want to steal your data! Recently, many brute force attacks on Joomla and WordPress sites have been happening, you may have heard about this as well? With WordPress making up over 22% of the websites on the web and delivering over 500,000 new posts per day WordPress …

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Free Commercial License Upgrades

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Is it easy to get started with AI WebLab?

Yes, all you got to do is just follow 3 simple steps that we’ve mentioned above, and get ready to kick out monthly sucking third party website security & compliance platforms forever.

Do I need experience or tech/design skills to get started?

AI WebLab was created keeping newbie’s in mind. So, it’s 100% newbie-friendly & requires no prior design or tech skills.

Do you provide a money back guarantee?

Absolutely yes. We’ve already mentioned on the page that you’re getting a 30-day money back guarantee. Be rest assured, your investment is in safe hands.

Is step-by-step training included?

YEAH-AI WebLab comes with step-by-step video training that makes it simple, easy & guides you through the entire process with no turbulence.

How are you different from available tools in the market?

This tool is packed with industry-leading features that have never been offered before. Also, if you’re on this page with us, which simply means you have checked out a majority of the available tools and looking for a complete solution. You’ll not get these features ever at such a low price, so be rest assured with your purchase.

Does your software work easily on Mac and Windows?

Definitely, AI WebLab is 100% cloud based. You can use it on any Mac or Windows operating machine.

Do you provide any support?

Yes, we’re always on our toes to deliver you an unmatched experience. Drop us an email if you ever have any query, and we’ll be more than happy to help.

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