http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/ Youth, mobility and media Fri, 10 Oct 2008 23:38:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-177 Karen Tue, 25 Mar 2008 07:53:10 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-177 This post is meaningful, thanks for sharing this. Please post more like this.. thanks.. This post is meaningful, thanks for sharing this. Please post more like this.. thanks..

]]> http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-89 dev waring Tue, 29 Jan 2008 04:03:27 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-89 and now with all the wire tapping going on thanks to the war on terror who knows whats gonna be left of our privacy in the future in real or the digital world and now with all the wire tapping going on thanks to the war on terror who knows whats gonna be left of our privacy in the future in real or the digital world

]]> http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-60 Clunky Flow » danahboyd nails it on Facebook’s strategic vision to diluting your privacy (Part I) Sat, 22 Dec 2007 12:02:33 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-60 [...] and ickier, especially once we’re talking about mobile phones and location-based information. As Alison wrote in her previous post on respecting digital privacy, users are likely to act incautio... Thus, what does it mean that we’re solidifying the precedent that “opt-out” is [...] [...] and ickier, especially once we’re talking about mobile phones and location-based information. As Alison wrote in her previous post on respecting digital privacy, users are likely to act incautio… Thus, what does it mean that we’re solidifying the precedent that “opt-out” is [...]

]]> http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-56 This Old Network » Blog Archive » IIW, OpenLifeBits, and Facebook’s Beacon Wed, 19 Dec 2007 22:10:31 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-56 [...] A quote from Alison Black: Getting inside people’s decision-making, to inject caution before commitment is likely to be extremely difficult (even with well-understood hazards, such as smoking and alcohol, health educators have difficulty getting their message across). But given that there is a likelihood that many people will continue to act humanly and, therefore, incautiously, there is an opportunity for companies to commit openly to respectful data handling. It may cramp their style for trading data in the future, but as more companies commit themselves to rigorous standards, those that don’t will stand out. Maybe this contrast could pique people’s consciousness just enough for them to ask ‘whatever they’re offering, do I want to hand my data over to them?’ [...] [...] A quote from Alison Black: Getting inside people’s decision-making, to inject caution before commitment is likely to be extremely difficult (even with well-understood hazards, such as smoking and alcohol, health educators have difficulty getting their message across). But given that there is a likelihood that many people will continue to act humanly and, therefore, incautiously, there is an opportunity for companies to commit openly to respectful data handling. It may cramp their style for trading data in the future, but as more companies commit themselves to rigorous standards, those that don’t will stand out. Maybe this contrast could pique people’s consciousness just enough for them to ask ‘whatever they’re offering, do I want to hand my data over to them?’ [...]

]]> http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-49 fresh wordpress installation » Facebook’s “opt-out” precedent Wed, 12 Dec 2007 15:47:36 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-49 [...] and ickier, especially once we’re talking about mobile phones and location-based information. As Alison wrote in her previous post on respecting digital privacy, users are likely to act incautio... Thus, what does it mean that we’re solidifying the precedent that “opt-out” is [...] [...] and ickier, especially once we’re talking about mobile phones and location-based information. As Alison wrote in her previous post on respecting digital privacy, users are likely to act incautio… Thus, what does it mean that we’re solidifying the precedent that “opt-out” is [...]

]]> http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-47 Shift6 » Facebook’s “opt-out” precedent Wed, 12 Dec 2007 04:39:20 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-47 [...] and ickier, especially once we’re talking about mobile phones and location-based information. As Alison wrote in her previous post on respecting digital privacy, users are likely to act incautio... Thus, what does it mean that we’re solidifying the precedent that “opt-out” is [...] [...] and ickier, especially once we’re talking about mobile phones and location-based information. As Alison wrote in her previous post on respecting digital privacy, users are likely to act incautio… Thus, what does it mean that we’re solidifying the precedent that “opt-out” is [...]

]]> http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-45 digital privacy at Left Behind Bottle Caps Mon, 10 Dec 2007 14:45:54 +0000 http://shift6.net/2007/12/06/respecting-digital-privacy/#comment-45 [...] let things go fully neglected. Here is an interesting post regarding digital privacy, entitled, Respecting digital privacy (via Shift6). And with a little luck I’ll survive my exam and will be back in full force by [...] [...] let things go fully neglected. Here is an interesting post regarding digital privacy, entitled, Respecting digital privacy (via Shift6). And with a little luck I’ll survive my exam and will be back in full force by [...]

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