Thrilled to launch our first episode of #tech4evil podcast where we talk about how #targetedadvertising evolved to #surveillance in order to know everything about us even the things we don’t share https://t.co/nIFxhTDgVN
Saudi human rights leader and cyber expert Manal al-Sharif goes to The Ivy. Rejects facial recognition demand for entry, investigates biometrics, how mass surveillance is moving into retail etc #auspol
https://t.co/k2EcnowGy2
Mass surveillance is here. Face prints can be sold to 3rd parties. No regulation, even after #OAICgov finds 7-Eleven collected 1.7m faces. Manal al-Sharif on the dangers https://t.co/EV4OkvsK2y #auspol
"Digital rights and human rights are intertwined". Saudi exile Manal Al-Sharif on the danger of not regulating Twitter, Facebook, all social media #auspol@Tech4Evil
https://t.co/QXXXca0uoT
The weaponisation of Facebook/social media for political gain undermines democracy. Human rights, cyber expert Manal al-Sharif @Tech4Evil on Maria Resser @rapplerdotcom#auspol https://t.co/6BBpbMfdqu
Women’s rights activist and cyber security expert Manal al-Sharif talks to UTS Journalism students about big tech and the risks to our privacy and democracy from the hidden world of 'dark tech' @UTSFASS@CentralNewsUTS https://t.co/aYhxHP6KjC
Last week we wrote about the estimated $12 billion market for your phone’s location data.
Now you come in. Help us find the mobile phone apps that harvest and share location data with the industry. https://t.co/YlAoOmP0KJ
"Dark Patterns are tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn't mean to, like buying or signing up for something. " Learn to spot them and protect yourself. Our third episode about @darkpatterns@harrybr#podcast#digitalrights https://t.co/03rmFBFFLM
@harrybr Hi Harry, you are our honorary evil spotter for the Dark Patterns of Design episode. Would love if we can have a voice message from you with a message to policymakers on what you think is the best way to combat dark patterns? it can be as short as 1 min. Thanks!
This episode is dedicated to two inspirational heroes @kwiens the founder of @ifixit and the @RighttoRepair movement, and @MartinePostma the founder of @RepairCafe_E shout out to both of you from Sydney, Australia
Why do our smart devices break so easily and can’t be repaired? What’s with all those chargers? And how did #Apple become the richest company on earth by removing a headphone jack? Find out on our new episode “The #PlannedObsolescence of Tech” https://t.co/1Fl6yGhLmK #tech4evil
Manal Al-Sharif, the cyber expert who who went to jail for driving in Saudi Arabia, now lives here, says Australia's latest surveillance laws
are an abuse of power
#auspol@Tech4Evil
https://t.co/M4Vem9P5tJ
Today, your browser, your smart devices and even your credit card company are tracking your online and offline behaviours to monetize them. But how can you evade tracking? #Tech4Evil#DigitalRights
1- Use a private browser such as @firefox
, @Brave, Safari, Tor, Epic, Edge, or Avast.
2- Search using @DuckDuckGo 3- Create an online persona to sign up for services and mailing lists. 4- Use ad-blocker 5- Use @PrivacyBadger 6- Use VPN and connect to any EU country