urbanscale + privacy   12

we make money not art: Digital Shelter
Creating safe harbors from the all-seeing network (2005)
privacy  countermeasures  everyware  urbancomputing 
may 2010 by Urbanscale
PJF's Pages: Dark Stalking on Facebook
Acquiring data about FB users with extremely tight privacy settings via their observed propagated effects on other, more accessible users. Telling.
ubicomp  privacy  socialnetworking 
september 2009 by Urbanscale
Freedom to Tinker: Netflix's Impending (But Still Avoidable) Multi-Million Dollar Privacy Blunder
"Researchers have known for more than a decade that gender plus ZIP code plus birthdate uniquely identifies a significant percentage of Americans (87%, according to Latanya Sweeney's famous study)."
privacy  ubicomp  identity  ethics 
september 2009 by Urbanscale
Podcast | dConstruct 2009
Here's my talk from dConstruct in Brighton a few weeks back. My goodness, I do go on. This is an absolutely sprawling talk! Check the tags for some idea of content.
augmented  architecture  API  cities  community  connoisseurship  crime  crowds  democracy  kultur  economics  futures  geography  identity  infovisualization  infrastructure  interface  location  maps  mobility  neighborhoods  networks  opensystems  publicspace  privacy  socialnetworking  swarm  transit  technosocial  ubicomp  urbancomputing  urbanism  wayfinding 
september 2009 by Urbanscale
SFMOMA: Wonderland: A world turned upside down
Via Eric. Comment: "And what if in that picture you were standing with someone or near some one that your partner doesn’t like….and then your partner beats you up for it. That’s the tenderloin. That stuff happens. You cant just take someones picture there and post it up. In the “language of the tenderloin” it means something to stand on golden gate and leavenworth or on turk and polk, those blocks mean certain things, where you can find certain people and where you can buy certain things. You take a picture of someone standing on a certain block, you are saying something about that person."
sanfrancisco  art  neighborhoods  tenderloin  interestingtimes  sidewalking  situated  humangeography  privacy 
september 2009 by Urbanscale
NYT: Prop 8 Donor Web Site Shows Disclosure Law Is 2-Edged Sword
Hmmm. Well, for the most part I approve of Prop 8 backers getting a taste of what hate feels like - after all, they're perfectly happy to legislate it for others. But you know I've gotta draw the line at actionable harassment and intimidation. Anyway, point is: didn't I tell you this was going to happen?
ubicomp  everyware  politics  privacy  maps 
february 2009 by Urbanscale
NYT: Judge Orders Google to Turn Over YouTube Records
Because there's no way IP address-tagged queries can be resolved to individuals...
privacy  surveillance  securitystate  everyware  ubicomp 
july 2008 by Urbanscale

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