Data @DataRepeat

Pieces of ideas Joined March 2017

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Evan Greer is on Mastodon and Bluesky @evan_greer

5 years ago

Basically this means any time you see an Amazon delivery vehicle in your neighborhood, it will be watching and recording you. The potential for abuse is staggering. This turns every single Amazon delivery vehicle into a mobile surveillance machine. Orwellian is an understatement.

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Sasha Costanza-Chock @schock

5 years ago

A Twitterbot that replaces "smart" with "snitch"

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Data @DataRepeat

5 years ago

#dystopia is now

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Jordan Harrod @JordanBHarrod

5 years ago

I RTed this before, but to be more specific as to why this is a good idea, there are valid concerns that law enforcement is using videos of protests posted on social media to identify protesters using facial recognition. Anonymizing faces/bodies limits that ability.

Signal @signalapp

5 years ago

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MMitchell @mmitchell_ai

6 years ago

Technology to combat technology, + fashion. nytimes.com/2020/02/14/tec…

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David Sleight @stuntbox

6 years ago

Massive, holy shit-level “caught with their hand in the cookie jar” moment 10 paragraphs into this NY Times piece about Clearview’s facial recognition work for law enforcement: nytimes.com/2020/01/18/tec…

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Data @DataRepeat

6 years ago

Surveillance city, surveillance house.

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6 years ago

"Yeah, they watched, but they didn’t do anything. Not to her, anyway. Not most of the time." nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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Carissa Véliz @CarissaVeliz

6 years ago

I'm sharing this again because it is one of the best newspaper articles I've read about #privacy. 'We followed military officials with security clearances as they drove home at night. We tracked law enforcement officers as they took their kids to school.' nytimes.com/interactive/20…

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Data @DataRepeat

6 years ago

The social media feed as a series of intrusive thoughts. #possiblefutures #writingprompt

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Data @DataRepeat

6 years ago

Surveillance: "It would seem that while a ton of different entities – private, commercial and public – collect and store our data, few know how to handle it properly, or understand the legal implications of their actions." vice.com/en_uk/article/…

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Crypto Law Review @CryptoLawRev

6 years ago

@jasonmillar @aimeevanrobot By the same logic, there is no reason why we should not be able to preemptively set #geofenced privacy preferences, so that our smartphones beam & record our privacy expectations (on blockchain registries for archival/verification reasons, in case of subsequent disputes).