Thoughts on privacy and location: nosey neighbours and norming
Nosey neighbours and norming getting ready for the local privacy debate local social summit 2010 View more presentations from Antony Mayfield. This post is the ...
Nosey neighbours and norming getting ready for the local privacy debate local social summit 2010 View more presentations from Antony Mayfield. This post is the ...
Here’s an interesting approach that Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd found a young person using to manage their Facebook privacy and presence: Mikalah uses...
Interesting to read of the English teacher who encourages their pupils to cyber-stalk strangers. It’s an excellent, practical lesson for them about just h...
Privacy is one of the most complex social, political and commercial issues on the web. It’s not a single issue at all really, it’s a seething mass o...
Facebook yesterday added a welcome feature to its privacy controls: the ability to control who sees different types of content you share via applications. The e...
Being utterly besotted with the web, and especially the social web, as I am, I tend dislike nay-saying about its significance, and the manifold benefits this th...
It pays to be a little paranoid about emails, IMs and the likes sometimes – about not saying things in them you wouldn’t like repeated elsewhere. Es...
I wrote yesterday on the iCrossing UK blog some thoughts about the Facebook decision to revert to its old Terms of Sevice (TOS) in the face of a user revolt. M&...
* * UPDATE: Check out my NYC colleague, Alisa’s analysis of what the Terms and Conditions mean in Facebook: All Your Data Are Belong to Us… Facebook...
* * UPDATE: Check out my NYC colleague, Alisa’s analysis of what the Terms and Conditions mean in Facebook: All Your Data Are Belong to Us… Facebook...