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- 2. About Me, and Why I’m Here @rzwicky
- 3. @rzwicky
- 4. Implications of Privacy Loss @rzwicky
- 5. @rzwicky
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- 9. Birthplace
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- 15. Parking tickets
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- 17. Friends
- 18. Work History
- 22. Data retention
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- 25. VPS snapshots
- 28. Devolution of Privacy @rzwicky
- 31. Cloud - Secure?
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- 34. SSL
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- 38. “Delete”
- 39. How about those TSA body Scans?@rzwicky
- 40. What is Encryption (AKA 101) @rzwicky
- 42. All web apps (Google, Microsoft, Facebook etc)
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- 44. From browser to server = Encrypted
- 45. On server = Unencrypted@rzwicky
- 50. Storage / longterm encryption@rzwicky
- 52. Cornerstone of capitalism is Privacy
- 54. Communications
- 55. Government
- 58. Security
- 61. Legal - disclaimer on legal email@rzwicky
- 62. Your Declining Balance Privacy is at 95% at birth Once lost, privacy doesn’t come back Data is forever @rzwicky
- 63. What’s Possible to Keep Private? Your Thoughts. @rzwicky
- 64. @rzwicky
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