This talk will begin with one of the core themes of the early development of agile software - that those involved in software development should take a more collaborative role, not just building software but helping to determine how software can help its users. We believe that this engagement requires greater knowledge of a user’s goals and also responsibility for the user’s welfare and our impact on the world. While the Internet has brought great benefits in communication, it’s also led to an unprecedented opportunity for mass surveillance, both by states and private corporations. We’ll discuss how defeating such surveillance requires greater security in our communication, reversing recent centralization, and attention to user experience. Since the beginning of this year, ThoughtWorks has worked on applying these principles to email. The argument of “I have nothing to hide” is flawed and we'll explain why it is our responsibility to take up this task.

1. Jim Gumbley
@jgumbley
<jgumbley@thoughtworks.com>
Christoph Kluenter
<ckluente@thoughtworks.com>
Privacy, Responsibility and
the Internet

2. RESPONSIBILITY
ETHICS

3. Jim Gumbley

14. “However much they may dislike it, they
have become the command-and-control
networks of choice for terrorists and
criminals, who find their services as
transformational as the rest of us.”

18. “If you have something that you don't
want anyone to know, maybe you
shouldn't be doing it in the first place.”

24. The value of privacy to us isn't primarily
about our privacy but about those who play a
more active role in the operation of a
democratic system of government.
Such activity often involves bothering people
who have power, and those with power are
likely to use their power to suppress the
bothersome. But without all that bothering,
democracy withers.
http://martinfowler.com/articles/bothersome-privacy.html

26. Quelle: Wikipedia

29. 196 000 000 000
Quelle: http://www.radicati.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Email-Statistics-Report-2014-2018-Executive-Summary.pdf

33. Big
5
=,
Germany
To
p
8,
Market share of the “big 5”
email providers worldwide To
p
4,
USA
Quellen: MailChimp, 2011, statista.com, 2013, znet.com, 2010

34. PIXELATED

37. verify_ssl=FALSE

38. LEAP

39. LEAP

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44. LEAP

45. LEAP
PIXELATED

46. LEAP

49. THANK YOU
ckluente@thoughtworks.com
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team@pixelated-project.org
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https://pixelated-project.org
@pixelatedteam

50. THE SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE

51. ENCRYPTION