We've talked about the importance of carrying on the work that Aaron Swartz began, and the global efforts at hackathons to do just that. However, a few have started working on very specific proposals to try to carry on some of Aaron's work...
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La société en mouvement « 2.0 » : quels enjeux, quelles opportunités, quel avenir ?
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Dans un article daté du 5 mai 2011, la CNIL rappelle les règles pour protéger la vie privée en matière de géolocalisation et de collecte d’informations issues des points d’accès Wifi (en France) ; des informations qui peuvent intéresser pour les EPN (espaces publics numériques) :
« Les informations issues de points d’accès WiFi sont utilisées pour fournir des services de géolocalisation. Ces données sont des données à caractère personnel. Leur collecte et leur utilisation sont donc soumises à la loi « informatique et libertés ». La CNIL a récemment dégagé des bonnes pratiques afin de protéger la liberté d’aller et venir anonymement des possesseurs de Smartphones Delete the scoop?
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Interesting initiative. But the most interesting part is at the end of the article :
"Part of the goal is to actually pull together the details of cases worked on by "every US Attorney or Assistant US Attorney" during their career. For example, you could look at cases involving Stephen Heymann or those involving Carmen Ortiz. On the Operation Asymptote page, they even have a link that will automatically point you to cases where they're missing documents, so it's one click easy."
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I LOVE it when people are able to combine causes with fun :-).