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Todd Humphreys: Come ingannare un GPS

Filmed Feb 2012 • Posted Jul 2012TEDxAustin
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Todd Humphreys prevede il futuro imminente della geolocalizzazione quando i "punti" del GPS saranno in grado di identificare le cose con precisione millimetrica, indicizzando gli oggetti che possedete... o tracciando le persone senza che lo sappiano. Ma la risposta al lato oscuro di questa tecnologia potrebbe avere conseguenze inaspettate. (Registrato a TEDxAustin).

Todd Humphreys studies GPS, its future, and how we can address some of its biggest security problems. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Anna Cristiana Minoli
Reviewed by Simone D'Urso
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