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Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

May 11, 2017

How do you counter the “I have nothing to hide?” argument?

Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

May 22, 2017

You think Incognito mode is really Incognito? Think again.

If you didn’t know that private browsing isn’t private — you’re not alone! 67% of people who use private browsing mode over-estimate the protection that private browsing modes offer.

Incognito mode only…

Maarten Jurriaanse in wwwave

May 11, 2017

More than 50% of organisations will be unable to comply with GDPR next year

Gartner analysts identify five priorities that businesses should act on now if they are dealing with data of European citizens.

Djeevan Schiferli in wwwave

May 12, 2017

How Consumers Feel About Data Privacy these days

Nikki Hes in wwwave

May 8, 2017

Paying by scrolling through your Facebook feed

Datacoup takes a great step towards taking back control of our data. They sell the data of your connected apps such as Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin. If corporations are profiting of my data, why shouldn’t I?

Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

May 28, 2017

Upcoming EU privacy legislations make things worse, instead of better.

The proposal includes a way of giving consumers a single switch on their browser of device to opt in or out of all cookies. Which leads to? Yes of course, most people to opt out of everything immediately…

Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

May 8, 2017

You Cannot Encrypt Your Face

You can encrypt your hard drive. You can encrypt your emails and texts. You cannot encrypt your face.

Are we building a world where no dissent is anonymous? Interesting read on tracking our face and body, and why that is(n’t) different to tracking our…

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Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

Apr 30, 2017

Surrendering of your online privacy isn’t just an accident — it’s the purposeful design of a particular breed of app makers and web designers

Dark Patterns: The Ways Websites Trick Us Into Giving Up Our Privacy
Open up a web browser or power up a smartphone-pretty much essential for modern-day living-and you're walking straight…fieldguide.gizmodo.com

Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

May 3, 2017

Facebook is able to identify teenagers at their most vulnerable, including when they feel “insecure”, “worthless”, “defeated” and “stressed”

“They’re lying through their teeth” — Ex Facebook exec on Facebook statement assuring the…

Fedor van Herpen in wwwave

May 15, 2017

Why I would sign this petition on personal data and privacy.

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