We’re working to put trust and privacy back into digital advertising, but we need your help. Sign up today and get a two-week advertising campaign for free (no commitment, no credit card): https://t.co/axSgJn0BiE
This is a comprehensive, well-researched case for banning targeted advertising. It is so overwhelmingly a bad deal for privacy, consumers, and everyone but a few ad companies, like Google and Facebook, that ends up pocketing 99% of the pie. https://t.co/vSaCDCwolp
Reclaim your privacy in 2020 by making the switch to Google/FB alternatives like @DuckDuckGo, @ProtonMail, and @SimpleAnalytic. Here’s some tips for getting started: https://t.co/QTTAoIS1CI
On the blog this week: Already struggling with your New Years resolutions? Here’s 3 privacy-first resolutions to keep in 2020–and beyond. https://t.co/QTTAoIS1CI
Happy new year! 🥳 The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is here. Read up on this new privacy law, know your rights, and kick off the decade by letting big corporations know they can’t sell your personal data: https://t.co/vmtbozBXqt
CA's privacy law went into effect yesterday. Its impact might not be immediate, but "as the mechanisms of the law get finalized...its impact could go a long way to determining whether the 2020s become the decade the US started taking privacy seriously." https://t.co/bigIdcBT4k
The 2000s made us marvel in awe from the progress brought by Facebook, Google, and Amazon.
The 2010s made us recoil in horror as they consumed our attention, sanity, and markets.
The 2020s is when we finally gather the courage to fight back.
New: Colleges are tracking students' location to enforce attendance, analyze their behavior and assess their mental health. One company calculates a student's “risk score” based on factors such as whether she is going to the library enough https://t.co/EvPcXgSIOh
Facebook and Google have both grown so fat and entrenched on industrial-scale abuse of privacy that real change appears unrealistic. That we are forever bound to have our privacy violated for the profits of targeted ads. But remember "it always seems impossible until it's done".
Every ad you see that was targeted using personal data is a privacy violation. Renting out your personal data is no better than outright selling it. Facebook and Google make more money than anyone through this regime of abuse. Thus they must face the bulk of our scrutiny.
Out of 62 participating companies, 26 have completed the 1st Elevate Origins cohort. The pre-accelerator program, administered by @gener8tor, is designed to help #startups pitch their business ideas. Learn more and find the full list of graduates here: https://t.co/GJXa7DH3l5
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If you’ve been thinking about trying @ContextCue out, now is the time! Get started here and find us at [email protected] if you need help along the way.
We’re working to put trust and privacy back into digital advertising, but we need your help. Sign up today and get a two-week advertising campaign for free (no commitment, no credit card): https://t.co/axSgJn0BiE
We need more of tech taking on strong local engagement. Leveling up cities all over the place, not just in a few overcrowded metropolises. And not just on account of a municipal handout, but because they actually care for and believe in that place.
Google and Facebook’s duopoly is a cancer upon the web. This report is from two years ago. Surely it’s gotten worse since. We went Facebook free at Basecamp a while back. It’s time to get serious about the second step: Google free. https://t.co/4hr4Cku0zd