privacy

问题 It appears there there were interesting things going on in cryptography: the first homomorphic encryption scheme appeared recently (explanation, HT). Roughly speaking, it is a way of encoding x into f(x) such that you can compute f(x+y) easily knowing f(x) and f(y) even though you can't easily restore x and y (and same for f(x*y) ). What are practical applications for schemes of this type (once their security has been established)? To me, it appears they could make writing algorithms for

问题 Does anyone know if it's possible to query the privacy settings for status updates? I know you can get them for photo albums, but for my application it would be useful to be able to pull up a random status message from a while back and say "You shared this post with everyone, would you still do this today?" to see how people's attitudes to sharing online change. I'm not after anything fancy, just "friends", "public" or "custom" would be great. Cheers 回答1: If it's a user's own status updates

问题 (Related to Is there a secure Browser Cache? ): Do any of the implementations of HTML5 session storage write to disk ever? e.g. can I rely on having a "secure"/"private" cache that I know will not be able to persist beyond the browser session whether it times out is ended/logs out browser closes/crashes/power button on computer See HTML5 Browser Application Cache HTML5 sessionStorage 回答1: Safari uses SQLite, and probably other will follow suite with that solution. As for the standard it says:

问题 (Related to Is there a secure Browser Cache? ): Do any of the implementations of HTML5 session storage write to disk ever? e.g. can I rely on having a "secure"/"private" cache that I know will not be able to persist beyond the browser session whether it times out is ended/logs out browser closes/crashes/power button on computer See HTML5 Browser Application Cache HTML5 sessionStorage 回答1: Safari uses SQLite, and probably other will follow suite with that solution. As for the standard it says:

问题 In my iOS app I am accessing the user's photo gallery. The first time the user does this, it asks them for permission. Some of my users have reported getting a crash this first time due to the permission request, but it works fine on subsequent tries. To be able to test this on my own, I need to be able remove the permission from my iPad and have it prompt again. Is there a way to do this either through the iPad/iPhone itself or through code? 回答1: Run the Settings app. Go to General, then

问题 I tried to make my AppProject iOS 8 ready. I had read a lot about [_locationManager requestWhenInUseAuthorization]; and the entry in plist NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription So I changed all the necessary code lines. It works fine, but now I have copied my project again from my iOS 7 base to include new features. But when I make the changes for the iOS8 Location Privacy the Popup doesn't appear anymore. My code worked until I copied. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist

问题 I want to hide some products from a group of users. I set up the groups and products in the editproducts.cgi configuration. In the groupcontrols I set the "to hide" products to NA/NA but that have no effect. In the search-dialog (the products-dropdown on query.cgi) there is still a list of all products. How can I hide these products (which the user is not member of) from the user? EDIT: I use Bugzilla 4.0.2 回答1: I've found a combination which had this effect: 回答2: Set the group Member control

问题 We developed an Facebook application (Canvas, Page-tab and Mobile app) to a customer, at first we didn't include any Privacy Policy in the App Settings. But yesterday we got an warning notice from Facebook saying the following: Please update your privacy policy for myFBApp to avoid enforcement action. The URL may be missing or returning an error. Also, be sure your privacy policy displays on your website or app. For more info, refer to Platform Policy II.3 and this external resource: http:/

问题 It's my understanding that the only way to use a private Fusion Table with the Maps API is if you're using the Business version of the API. Only public and unlisted tables can be used normally. I would really like to realize the performance benefits of Fusion Tables but am not interested in paying for a business license. My question is this: How secure could an unlisted table be? The data I'll be displaying is sensitive, but not critical. It is unlikely to be sought out specifically, or

问题 I've noticed in my last app that it installs with the Activity Privacy set to "Only me" and when the new permissions dialog shows there's no way to change the privacy from there, and this app installs with "Only me" privacy. I wanted to force the Public value for this app privacy and I don't know how to do it. I show the permissions dialog using PHP: $params = array( 'scope' => 'email', 'redirect_uri' => 'https://mytabpage' ); $loginUrl = $facebook->getLoginUrl($params); 回答1: The solution can