Rethinking Privacy in an age of Disclosure and Sharing

[EEAify]

I loved the speaker who open the discussion about the false argument of security. After the attack in Norway on the 22nd July this year. The reality is that no security service in the world can ever be so efficient to be able to guess what each and every person plans to do and this is even more true when we speak about sick people. In the meanwhile the resources allocated to this type of health care is constantly reduced. My conclusion is that the security instrument is not serving its purpose.

[EEAify]

First I want to say that serious entries here on Youtube have less views and that alone says a lot about the contemporary world. For a strange reason I had lately a lot of discussions about the "society" contract, the contract signed with the society by the individual in order to obtain better personal security against a limited/controlled degree of individual freedom. This contract should be revised time to time:)-

[leoZovic]

Fanciful introductions and prompted clapping ends at 5:37

[gotilk]

We need to seriously re-examine the USE of data acquired in the public sphere and stop treating the USE of online, public yet PERSONAL data differently than we'd treat someone who followed us home and reported back which bar we went to after work. Just because the TOOLS for stalking have improved does not mean we should allow certain uses of data just because the data is easier to get at. See: Employers googling applicants, etc.

[gotilk]

Let me make it easy. Sharing is what we want to show you. Disclosure is what needs to be shown in order to maintain integrity and privacy is none of your goddamn business.