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The document discusses Bret Seglem's mobiletelesecz project, which aims to raise awareness about mobile phone security and privacy. It began as a guerilla marketing campaign using interactive installations, but has evolved into a more conventional public service campaign. The initial plan was to build a large fake phone that would collect sensor data on passersby, but this was abandoned because it would compromise privacy. The refocused campaign will use print, mailers, social media and online banners to illuminate current mobile security and privacy issues facing users.
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- 1. SECURITY mobiletelesecz An experiment in mobile security awareness with Bret Seglem. Multimedia Senior Thesis Fall 2 0 11
- 2. The mobiletelesecz “Mantra” You have a tracking device in your pocket. It knows where you are right now. It knows who you are friends with. It knows where you call home. It's your cell phone.
- 3. Some Background Mobiletelesecz began as a guerilla marketing movement using interactive installations to stir concern over mobile privacy. It has since transformed into a more conventional campaign to illuminate the potentials of mobile telephony security threats to the average user.
- 4. Cell phones have been and are increasingly becoming a major part of life, but they are not safe from privacy and security intrusions. “How do I get the word out?”
- 5. The “Device” I created a “larger than life cell phone like device” that would include sensors, cameras, and a microphone to document people as they passed on the street. After analyzing the data I would publish it online to show the results and spread the mobile security gospel.
- 6. The device built from vinyl with sensor/camera. Informative cover with QR.
- 7. The Pivot Although a larger than life, data collecting, model of a phone is a cool idea with lots of possibilities it strays from my goal of generating privacy awareness by in itself being a privacy breach. I refocused and decided to concentrate on creating a public service campaign to illuminate the security problems facing mobile users.
- 8. The Campaign The public service campaign will be designed to bring new light onto concurrent mobile privacy issues through: Print/Posters – Stimulate new interest Flyers/Direct mail – Identify and inform Social Networking – Bring together and inform Online/Banners – Stimulate interest and inform