Category: privacy

• Copy Protection for Our Identities

  Another idea sprouted: I love the concept that Doc Searls discusses about the Intention Oriented Economy. This is the reverse of the identity oriented economy where we supplicate our commercial oligarchy with our percious identifiable information for free stuff so they can better advertise to us. Rather–it makes much more sense to develop an anonymous…

  jedreynolds

  May 12, 2011

  browser security, computing, F/LOSS, firefox, mozilla, privacy, security

  attestation, doc searls, drm, intention economy, tpm

• Some Thots on Online Anonymity

  I found this idea sprouting in my cereberal loam and transplant is into yours: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte have been discussing the topic of the DNT header and congruent proposed privacy legislation. They are worried that the notion of tracking cookies will either be legislated to present manditory EULA agreements before acceptance, or that…

  jedreynolds

  May 12, 2011

  browser security, business, civil liberty, computing, economy, F/LOSS, firefox, mozilla, privacy, security

  advertising, browser cookies, legislation, marketing, online anonymity, online privacy, perishable identity, protocol design

• Facebook Profile Data that Anyone Can See

  Here is a site that allows you to browse your Facebook Profile data as if you were a 3rd party.  I heard about this Zesty.ca page from TWiG episode 40. This Facebook data would be provided using their Graph API. A tip from TWiG episode 41 mentioned is how students have started using dummy data…

  jedreynolds

  May 1, 2010

  computing, privacy

  facebook, privacy