1. Online Privacy:
The Ramifications of
Constant Connectivity
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2. The Internet has undoubtedly made most of our lives easier
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Steve
Rhode
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3. But with that
convenience
comes a risk…
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4. Our data is
all being
stored
somewhere
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Tom
Ra<ery
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5. And do we REALLY know
WHO has access to it?
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6. And just how much access do we give away when we
agree to exhaustingly long terms of use and privacy
policies?
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Janiek
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7. “Only 7% of
people read
the full terms
when buying a
product online”
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Saad
Faruque
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Flickr)
Quote:
The
Guardian

8. “And 12% say they would rather
read a phonebook”
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Tim
Welch
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Flickr)
Quote:
The
Guardian

9. “By failing to
check the small
print they are in
the dark about
their rights…”
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Stuart
Richards
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10. “Until something goes wrong.”
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Diego
Ruiz
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Flickr)
Quote:
The
Guardian

11. In 2013,
Facebook
notoriously
made headlines
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Florian
Serroussi
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12. When it revealed that YOUR photos
Were technically THEIR property!
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Dimitris
Kalogeropoylos
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13. Twitter also
revealed that
it can share
YOUR photos
With THEIR
“partners”
…for any
reason.
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Andreas
Eldh
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Flickr)

14. We are setting a
dangerous precedent!
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Lee
BenneN
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15. Photo:
Stuart
Anthony
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16. iBeacons, Google Glass, and a handful of
apps have amazing potential to integrate
our lives into a technical one
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Jonathan
Nalder
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Flickr)

17. “Glass allows people to keep their head up as digital
information is overlaid onto their world.”
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Thomas
Hawk
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Flickr)
Quote:
wired.com

18. But with this great
potential we must use
caution
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Ty
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19. Know your online rights
Know who your information is
being shared with
And take steps to protect your
identity
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Jonathan
Brodsky
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Photosteve101
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