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Category: #lawandpolitics

  • 100 days left to GDPR.

    This is the talk that made aware of it for the first time. Here for my own reference and hopefully a joy to watch for others currently scrambling to comply with GDPR.

  • Canary

    —–BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE—–Hash: SHA256 Status: All goodPeriod: January 1 to June 30, 2015 During this period, dosch.it has received: Zero National Security LettersZero Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ordersZero gag orders that prevent us from from stating that we have received legal process seeking our customers’ information doschGeneral Counseldosch.it—–BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE—– 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zoND—–END PGP SIGNATURE—– Made […]

  • Webmention and the Indieweb

    Through this post of Ernst-Jan Pfauth I learned about the Indieweb and webmention. Creating this post with this link should be enough to show how this works. But to be a bit more clear I’ll paste a quote from their site to explain what is happening here: When you post something on the web, it […]

  • Seda Gürses lashes out to Activist tech

    The current distance between those who organise their activism to develop “technical infrastructures” and those who bring their struggles to these infrastructures is remarkable. The paradoxical consequences can be baffling: radical activists organize and sustain themselves using “free” technical services provided by Fortune 500 companies. At the same time, “alternative tech practices”, like the Free […]

  • Apple protecting its customers

    Word has it todaythat anyone going to the Tor website is tracked by the NSA after that. So if you clicked that link, you’re now a high value target for the NSA. Just by coincidence I past the Apple store in Amsterdam today to ask for a new battery for my laptop. Out of curiosity […]

  • Why Meta-data sucks

    After a year of traveling, Dutch writer Niels Gerson Lohman wanted to visit New Orleans, the city that his father – who died a year ago – had a great love for. The U.S. customs officials thought different. Read it all on: Das Mag #borders #canada #lawandpolitics #metadata #travelling #usa

  • Why Glenn Greenwald’s new media venture is a big deal

    There’s too much information out there for most people to pay attention to, let alone figure out whether they believe it or not. Hence, most people rely on other institutions such as media organizations to tell them which information is worth caring about. Not only do people not pay much attention to information until it […]

  • Emancipation of the Internet

    Technology is the language of modern communication, we all have to learn it, guard it, and rediscover its beauty as we’d do when reading an old book. The Internet is the embodiment of our freedom. Programmers can straighten up its spine and we, the security geeks, can strengthen it. You, my friend, are the muscle […]

  • NSA/Snowden Timeline

    This is a little timeline I made based on the information from Al Jazeera. June 5, 2013Guardian announces leak of classified NSA documents June 6, 2013PRISM exposed to American public June 7, 2013American cyber-attack list uncovered

  • The Middle East? It’s complicated…

    #lawandpolitics