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1st data coop. TheGoodData helps People win back ownership of their personal data and make it work for a Good Cause | Download at https://xitter.cf/t.co/xJZMWSibho

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33 years ago today, I submitted a proposal for a system called the World Wide Web. I'd normally publish thoughts on the state of the web. But these are not normal times. Instead, @rosemaryleith & I ask you to join us to #StandWithUkraine however you can. webfoundation.org/2022/03/st…
rosemaryleith@rosemaryleith11 Mar 2022
To mark the web's birthday this year, @timberners_lee and I have donated to causes supporting women, children & journalists in Ukraine. Join us, if you can, to contribute and #StandWithUkraine. webfoundation.org/2022/03/st…
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Brave keeps expanding its privacy-aware product portfolio with a search engine. Excellent mission and execution in hands of a Peter Thiel funded company. When will a decentralized venture accomplish similar achievements? techcrunch.com/2021/06/22/br…

Brave's nontracking search engine is now in beta | TechCrunch

Pro-privacy browser Brave, which has been testing its own brand search engine for several months -- operating a waitlist where brave (ha!) early adopters

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Apple and Google intend to push pandemic trackers into most of the world's smartphones. In response, @ACLU just published a whitepaper listing bottom-line principles phone-based contact-tracing systems must follow to comply with basic rights. Summary: aclu.org/news/privacy-techno…

Apple and Google Announced a Coronavirus Tracking System. How Worried Should We Be? | ACLU

A well-designed tool could offer public health benefit, but a poorly designed one could pose unnecessary and significant risks to privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties. 

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We are working on a mobile app to offer an alternative to the Dutch #coronaApp that is privacy-preserving and decentralized. It will adhere to the technological demands of the ‘Veilig tegen corona’ manifesto (veiligtegencorona.nl/) 1/6
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What about a (d)App that stores IDs of devices discovered through bluetooth/wifi for x days and warns those devices (if they install the #app in the meantime) in case you have been diagnosed with #Covid_19 ? This could be done anonymously @licuende @antirival @aral @jackdurose
Those who know about us have power over us. Obfuscation may be our best digital weapon. thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/t… @HNissenbaum #privacy
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Bringing big tech to heel: how do we take back control of the internet? theguardian.com/world/2019/j… By Peter Lewis Registrar of the @IntlCrimCourt

Bringing big tech to heel: how do we take back control of the internet?

As the web evolves, we should ask how we can maximise its benefits for all and mitigate the obvious damage

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These Android apps have been tracking you, even when you say stop! @AngryBirds, @audible_com, @CleanMaster, @Flipboard, @sybogames, @TempleRun. Thanks @v0max for this research! cnet.com/news/these-android-…

These Android apps have been tracking you, even when you say stop - CNET

Exclusive: Advertisers are collecting info that can help them skirt an Android privacy feature, according to new research.

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A robot lawyer to sue companies who get hacked. Great initiative @joshuabrowder businessinsider.es/donotpay-…
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Digital IDs have significant benefits, but they also pose one of the gravest risks to human rights of any technology. Good read by @solomonbrett wired.com/story/digital-ids-… wired.com/story/digital-ids-…

Digital IDs Are More Dangerous Than You Think

Opinion: Digital identification systems are meant to aid the marginalized. Actually, they're ripe for abuse.

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.@Ecosia seems everything we wanted to do with @thegooddata (and we failed). With one difference: it should be great that they find the way to share ownership with their users. Would a DAO be an option? @TimSchu linkedin.com/pulse/our-compa…

Our company makes 10 million in revenues, yet today, we're donating all of our shares. Here's why...

Five years ago, I invested in Ecosia, the "search engine that plants trees“. From the minute I found out about the idea, I loved it.

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Is facebook a "data factory" as @stratechery says? Data processing factory would be more accurate. Raw data is in fact created (and owned) by the people. Interesting read though stratechery.com/2018/data-fa…
...and a big leap for mankind. We really hope so. Data ownership in the cornerstone of the new internet. All our support to @inrupt_inc ow.ly/TOQP50jhf4q
Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter partner for an open-source 'future of portability’ project ow.ly/Cbhd30l2WWY Where is the trick @russellbrandom ?

Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter partner for ambitious new data project

Today, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Twitter joined to announce a new standards initiative called the Data Transfer Project, designed as a new way to move data between platforms.

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Elizabeth Denham, UK information commissioner: ‘Data crimes are real crimes’ ow.ly/to0l30kXo1V Good read by @carolecadwalla
Facebook’s Push for Facial Recognition Prompts Privacy Alarms ow.ly/m0Em30kW8Nl @natashanyt #facialrecognition #evildata
We've always been told that only machines read our Gmail. It is not true. Is there any internal policy in place to protect us from developers misbehavior? ow.ly/wOK930kM9Ng

Gmail app developers have been reading your emails

It’s a common practice that’s gone largely unnoticed

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Facebook used to be a democracy, but nobody voted. User governance is not straightforward. May even be a chimera after all ow.ly/jK2H30jnoe2 @thedextriarchy
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