Love, privacy, and the politics of intellectual shame
Take a very deep breath and watch this while you can.
All posts filed under: Privacy
Femmes de Paris
An object lesson from the spring of 1940 has a message for you in 2024.
Periods, full stop.
For those who care about reproductive privacy, there is a long, difficult, systemic data justice fight ahead. That fight is not a digital solutionist one.
Mná na hÉireann
Day one, first principles, for the reproductive health care and privacy emergency which America just voted to unleash.
LI + AI = GIGO
LinkedIn isn't rolling out its generative AI model in Europe. I don't think that's because of data protection.
Your autumn 2024 privacy conference talk challenge
This is an important conference talk on privacy, law, and software development, but I'm not going to give it. You are.
I hope you know that this will go down on your permanent record.
White middle class parents have been giving away their children's privacy, in the name of keeping them safe, since before the web even existed. I would know.
That time I got stalked by the real life TV stalker woman and what it taught me about data protection
I can't believe I had to write this post but there we go.
A half pint of IPAA
I spoke with The Stack about the Investigatory Powers Amendment Act, which has passed its third reading and is awaiting royal assent.
How it started
An unexpected flashback to how online privacy concerns presented themselves in the 1990s.
Understanding Privacy is now on Amazon
The ebook version of Understanding Privacy is now available on Amazon.
All data is health data.
In a world where people are targeted for who they are, any data you collect can and will be used against them.