head tracking Latest about head tracking AMD's new privacy app goes the extra mile to keep your screen safe By Anthony Spadafora published 8 January 22 AMD Privacy View uses head and eye tracking technology to blur or dim parts of your screen to keep your information private. Security Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inboxSign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Valve's latest SteamOS beta provides better Intel hardware compatibility — and that's great news for upcoming handhelds2Amazon reveals exactly how much water its data centers used last year — and claims its 2.5 billion gallons puts it below the industry average3DJI accuses Insta360 of 'blatantly' copying its Pocket 3 vlogging camera in new lawsuit, and demands ban on Insta360 Luna cameras4Dutton Ranch episode 6 recap: I wondered how long it would take for someone to dig up Jamie Dutton's brutal Yellowstone death — and use it against Beth5Have your say: here's why Siri AI isn't coming to EU iPhones and iPads — and why users are totally split on the issue
AMD's new privacy app goes the extra mile to keep your screen safe By Anthony Spadafora published 8 January 22 AMD Privacy View uses head and eye tracking technology to blur or dim parts of your screen to keep your information private.
