Peer2Politics
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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jean lievens
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Tencent, a major chinese web browser with millions of users around the world, has been found leaking data with which users can be identified, tracked and attacked. 
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EFF has joined forces with digital rights groups in Colombia, Mexico, Brazil, Paraguay, and Peru to provide support to each country in releasing its own (or similar) “Where is My Data?” report—a report akin to EFF’s Who Has Your Back?, which has, since 2011, incentivized companies to adopt best practices, be transparent about how data flows to the government, and to take a stand for their users’ privacy.
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Are we being watched? Should we be afraid? How real is our democracy? This panel featured a range of speakers including Senator Scott Ludlam, WA Greens ...
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Governmental control is nothing compared to what Google is up to: the company is creating an unprecedented form of surveillance capitalism.
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Governmental control is nothing compared to what Google is up to: the company is creating an unprecedented form of surveillance capitalism.
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Aral Balkan of https://ind.ie discusses surveillance and solutions to it.
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The internet is a tracking and monitoring machine. We will ceaselessly self-track and be tracked. We’re expanding the data sphere to sci-fi levels and there’s no stopping it because too many of the benefits we covet derive from it.
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