BTC-- The debate returns over ownership of personal data. The NYTimes ran a piece today on why data you own is NOT actually accessible to you for review or removal from major data brokerage firms.
The debate over data privacy continues to rage into the Summer, as cellphone driven searches (warranted or unwarranted) are back on the table for use by law enforcement: as tracking devices littering data about us. This data is then sold and collected by both the government and invisible business hands. FISA, the codified US basis for domestic wiretapping, was called on the carpet this week for violating the 4th Amendment en masse.
The importance of who has your data, what is known about you and the range of your control conventions over your own data is usually something untested. Perhaps, we fear we are too ignorant of device and IT structures to investigate or test the ranges of our limitations or worse, the length of time it would take to track down who is mining you for data would require you to quit your job and go on public assistance to just get the simplest of answers.
Thankfully, you don't really have to do that. You can live vicariously through David Bond, who did his own personal data inventory and attempted to reclaim or control the property of his identity data. Fair Warning: You will find search artists and private investigators do not play fair and they methods they use may alarm you.
WATCH: Erasing David
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Waking Up Orwell SEASON FINALE: EDWIN BLACK * ERASING DAVID* FLORIDIANS AGAINST REAL ID
THIS WEEK ON WAKING UP ORWELL
Waking Up Orwell is taking the Summer off so we can focus on developing a classic analog technology, tried and true, to create futuristic revenue streams. We return in the fall. You'll like it when we do.
WHEN YOU DELETE YOUR FACEBOOK...kiss your friends goodbye with some Miami basics c/o DJ Ryan Morales.
ON FILM: David Bond celebrates UK moments of Liberty and his attempt to erase himself in privacy thriller Erasing David [@32:07]
David Bond producer of the film, Erasing David, speaks with us about the UK's recent decision to move away from their national identity program and a new direction for their civil liberty. Bond's film was 3 years in the making. His discoveries about commercial possession of his personal identity articles and the use of biometrics in UK school programs clear the fog about the direction the West is headed on public surveillance.
www.erasingdavid.com
OTHER REFERENCES: UC Berkley and DNA swabbing
Florida finally get's theirs [@ 1:23:20]
Paul Henry, advocate for Floridians Against Real ID discusses the development of a new lawsuit and his progress in advocacy for the Sunshine State.
http://www.liberty2010.org/realid/index.php
OTHER REFERENCES:
a. HR 1268 - 2005 Real ID rider , PDF
b. SB 1992 Florida bill on concerning Real ID : bill analysis, full text of bill
c. Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Land and Sea Final Rule
d. Homeland Security PDF on Enhanced Drivers Licenses , Washington State EDLs
BP, Nazi Nexxuses & Edwin Black' slick analysis [@01:57:00]
Author of Nazi Nexus, Edwin Black will discuss the BP oil crisis and the balances of ethics and corporate hegemony to wrap up the season.
www.edwinblack.com
OTHER REFERENCES: Austin Regional Intelligence Center, "all hazards" in City Council and public opinion on aggregation of health records [YouTube@5:22]
DIY Government
Tell Your Lawmakers: "Anti-Counterfeiting" Treaty Is a Sham
BACON ALERT: Tell Senate NO appropriations for junk border surveillance technologies
TellMyPolitican.com
TellMyPolitician
Waking Up Orwell is taking the Summer off so we can focus on developing a classic analog technology, tried and true, to create futuristic revenue streams. We return in the fall. You'll like it when we do.
WHEN YOU DELETE YOUR FACEBOOK...kiss your friends goodbye with some Miami basics c/o DJ Ryan Morales.
- Should The Government Take on Facebook?
- Consumer groups hammer Facebook privacy violations in federal complaint
ON FILM: David Bond celebrates UK moments of Liberty and his attempt to erase himself in privacy thriller Erasing David [@32:07]
David Bond producer of the film, Erasing David, speaks with us about the UK's recent decision to move away from their national identity program and a new direction for their civil liberty. Bond's film was 3 years in the making. His discoveries about commercial possession of his personal identity articles and the use of biometrics in UK school programs clear the fog about the direction the West is headed on public surveillance.
www.erasingdavid.com
OTHER REFERENCES: UC Berkley and DNA swabbing
Florida finally get's theirs [@ 1:23:20]
Paul Henry, advocate for Floridians Against Real ID discusses the development of a new lawsuit and his progress in advocacy for the Sunshine State.
http://www.liberty2010.org/realid/index.php
OTHER REFERENCES:
a. HR 1268 - 2005 Real ID rider , PDF
b. SB 1992 Florida bill on concerning Real ID : bill analysis, full text of bill
c. Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Land and Sea Final Rule
d. Homeland Security PDF on Enhanced Drivers Licenses , Washington State EDLs
BP, Nazi Nexxuses & Edwin Black' slick analysis [@01:57:00]
Author of Nazi Nexus, Edwin Black will discuss the BP oil crisis and the balances of ethics and corporate hegemony to wrap up the season.
www.edwinblack.com
OTHER REFERENCES: Austin Regional Intelligence Center, "all hazards" in City Council and public opinion on aggregation of health records [YouTube@5:22]
DIY Government
Tell Your Lawmakers: "Anti-Counterfeiting" Treaty Is a Sham
BACON ALERT: Tell Senate NO appropriations for junk border surveillance technologies
TellMyPolitican.com
TellMyPolitician
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