Privacy: why should we be concerned?
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Privacy has historically been a concern as technology advances and allows for more data collection and analysis. Early technologies like the Hollerith Tabulating Machine in the 1890s and web browsers in the 1990s enabled counting, analyzing, and sharing of data on a larger scale. However, newer technologies have blurred the lines between public and private as they allow for surveillance from above through data collection as well as surveillance from below and within through social media use and self-tracking. This raises questions around who controls access to and use of personal data, how data may influence opinions, and how to balance privacy with technological capabilities and business interests.
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- 2. Privatus? Complex term but “separated from the rest”
- 3. Privacy is experienced. Introvert v extrovert
- 4. Historically technology is seen as damaging privacy – but what if togetherness is the norm?
- 6. Are we alone together or together alone?
- 7. The right to privacy (1890)
- 8. Killer app 1890: Hollerith Tabulating Machine
- 11. Killer app 1970
- 13. Data protection Directive (1995)
- 14. Killer apps 1995: Browser wars
- 16. Why lawmakers secretly “dislike” technology?
- 19. Control in analogue world Control in digital world Law Contextual & programmed social rules Architecture
- 20. Only technology (spot the ethical dilemma?)
- 24. Surveillance: the Orwellian gaze from above
- 27. Ending the communications monopoly
- 28. End of communications monopoly Blogger 1999 Google 1999
- 30. Sousveillance: A gaze from below
- 31. “ friends” ensure: there is no opt-out
- 32. Autoveillance: a gaze from within
- 35. Silly maybe, but harmful?
- 37. Jessica Rabbit: I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way.
- 38. What do the people who control what we can do, think?
- 39. The Hive-mind
- 40. If you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear
- 41. The effect of banal information
- 42. What will they let us think?
- 44. Seduced by technology, locked by licenses & killed by a lack of social responsibility
- 45. Information obesity, Personalization & mind control
- 46. Privacy will not be die suddenly of a massive leak. It’s slowly fading by analysis of public data…
- 47. Autonomy: the freedom to lose our privacy
- 48. A final problem: Outing the young
- 49. There have always been gatekeepers.
- 50. State oppression can be observed and therefore controlled. Our choices require self control
- 51. THANKS!
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