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go out and fix privacy! Some citizens complain about being under surveillance, but they are told that if they have nothing to hide, they have nothing to fear. @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org Still, news media regularly cover cases


  1. go out and fix privacy!

  2. Some citizens complain about being under surveillance, but they are told that if they have nothing to hide, they have nothing to fear. @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  3. Still, news media regularly cover cases where citizens with unusual behaviour are put on suspicion lists, even though they have broken no laws. @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  4. Jesper Lund @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  5. ∀ (p criminal) p hiding ∈ → ∈ |- ∀ (p hiding) p criminal ∈ → ∈ @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  6. What even is privacy? ● Autonomous right to choose – who processes my info – how is my info processed – what info is processed ● Right to decide who I interact with – right to be left alone @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  7. Schrödinger’s video camera @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  8. Reactions @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  9. Interesting and also not I'm feeling like you with worth it at all. Your time recaptcha on this planet is limited you know. Reactions What do we do now? It’s pointless, I’ve got nothing to hide. Your phone tracks you You give up your own anyway privacy on Facebook every day, why worry about Why are you presenting someone tracking you? this without a face mask? @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  10. 23 September 2019, Twitter Got something to hide @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  11. 23 September 2019, Twitter Got something to hide @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  12. Got nothing to hide? @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  13. Got nothing to hide? ● Data hoarding → – Blackmail, impersonation @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  14. Got nothing to hide? ● Herd immunity many people not hiding anything make the few stand out more and draw suspicion @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  15. Got nothing to hide? ● Today’s authority might become totalitarian or inhumane @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  16. 13 Jun 2019, QUARTZ Movement tracking @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  17. 30 October 2019, VICE Government wants in on the data @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  18. CCTV @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  19. 16 May 2019, METRO Facial recognition @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  20. 4 November 2019, Mac Pierce Facial recognition @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  21. 18 November 2019, MailOnline Facial recognition @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  22. 7 December 2019, Twitter WiFi without a phone number @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  23. 4 October 2019, POLITICO Copy – paste @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  24. 28 October 2019, La Quadrature du Net All is not lost @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  25. 22 August 2019, EDPB All is not lost @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  26. News from Riga BB - 1 9 8 4 @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  27. 16 May 2018, Twitter “Privacy is dead” — 2018 @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  28. 16 Jan 2019, Twitter 27 Sep 2019, Twitter Enter 2019! i @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  29. 27 September 2019, The Wall Street Journal @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  30. 22 October 2019, The Guardian Spying on our kids @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  31. 22 October 2019, The Guardian REASON @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  32. 22 October 2019, The Guardian REACTION TIME @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  33. 22 October 2019, The Guardian SCOPE @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  34. 22 October 2019, The Guardian JUSTIFICATION @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  35. 22 October 2019, The Guardian EFFECTS @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  36. 22 October 2019, The Guardian MILITARY TECH @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  37. 26 April 2007, Lorelei / Merriam-Webster dictionary gag verb ● to prevent from exercising freedom of speech or expression ● to restrict use of the mouth of by inserting something into it to prevent speech or outcry ● to pry or hold open with a gag @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  38. The end-of-end-to-end-encryption @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  39. 31 July 2019, computing.co.uk GCHQ has suggested that tech firms' communication services should be “warrant-proof” encryption able to surreptitiously add intelligence agents to conversations or group chats 'Five Eyes' member countries have called for technology firms to help intelligence agencies by providing them with special, backdoor access to WhatsApp and other encrypted communications. The group has also warned that failing to do so would put lives of thousands of people at risk. "The Five Eyes are united that tech firms should not develop their systems and services, including end-to-end encryption, in ways that empower criminals or put vulnerable people at risk," British home secretary, Priti Patel, said at the conclusion of the two-day meeting of Five Eyes member countries in London. @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  40. 28 October 2019, Boing Boing “warrant-proof” encryption @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  41. @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org WhatsApp

  42. 9 Mar 2019, India Today No secure apps, please @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  43. WhatsApp @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  44. 29 October 2019, Twitter Watching porn anonymously @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  45. 7 September 2019, Ars Technica Facebook dating @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  46. Facebook When someone is expressing thoughts of suicide, it’s important to get them help as quickly as possible. Because Suicide prevention friends and family are connected through Facebook, we can help a person in distress get in touch with people who can support them. Last year, we began to use machine learning to expand our ability to get timely help to people in need. This tool uses signals to identify posts from people who might be at risk, such as phrases in posts and concerned comments from friends and family. @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  47. Facebook Suicide prevention @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  48. Facebook Suicide prevention @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  49. 18 June 2019, The New York Times “Data reuse” @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  50. Web browsing @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  51. Web browsing @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  52. Web browsing @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  53. Web browsing @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  54. Web browsing @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  55. Practical experiments with GDPR @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  56. SMS spam @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  57. Latvijas Pasts / C3POST Getting postal mail @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  58. Mobile apps @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  59. Yandex Yandex.Taxi privacy policy @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  60. Yandex Yandex.Taxi privacy policy @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  61. Mobile apps @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  62. Mobile apps @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  63. Mobile apps @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  64. Prepaid debit cards @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  65. Prepaid debit cards @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  66. Public transport @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  67. Airport scanners @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  68. Boarding passes in shops @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  69. Fingerprints in passports ● “We don’t need your fingerprint” ● “We only store fingerprint in your passport” ● “We also store its «hash» in a database” – wsq (FBI’s Wavelet Scalar Quantization algo) @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  70. Fingerprints in passports ● “We don’t need your fingerprint” ● “We only store fingerprint in your passport” ● “We also store its «hash» in a database” – wsq (FBI’s Wavelet Scalar Quantization algo) ● “Hey, that’s my whole fingerprint!” @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  71. Fingerprints in passports ● “We don’t need your fingerprint” ● “We only store fingerprint in your passport” ● “We also store its «hash» in a database” – wsq (FBI’s Wavelet Scalar Quantization algo) ● “Hey, that’s my whole fingerprint!” @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

  72. ● User demand ☹ { ● Cookie law 😑 EU only ● GDPR for “big data” ☹ Status quo ● GDPR ☺ ● Surveillance tech ☹ ● Encryption 😑 @KirilsSolovjovs, 2019. https://kirils.org

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