We do have way too much surveillance and way too few privacy these days. And our future is going to be even worse. Not only according to Microsoft (German).
It is absolutely necessary that we are defending ourselves against governments and multi-national companies for the sake of our future generations.
Please also look at privacy and security.
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- Opinions and Counter-Measures in an Extreme Situation: Security These Days
- Schöne neue Welt: Kinder leiden als "Digital Natives"
- Apple: Privacy Is Important for Your Data, Give Us All Your Data
- Buch-Kritik: »Zero« von Marc Elsberg
- A Good American
- Why I (Still) Recommend Using Signal
- Edward Snowden Interview by Startpage.com
- Machine Learning and AI Considered Harmful
- Überwachung sinnlos, Terroraufklärung versagt
- Choosing the Wrong Mobile Messenger Might Inprison You
- Blocking facebook on GNU/Linux via iptables
- Candy From Strangers: Yes, Please!
- Digitale Selbstverteidigung in Zeiten der Cloud
- Die herrliche Zukunft ist gemäß Microsoft totalüberwacht
- Fefe zu den Gefahren des Internets der Dinge (IoT)
- Going Back to Analog
- Sascha Lobo über wie viel Überwachung wir wirklich wollen
- A Conversation With Ross Anderson
- Tools and Tips for Privacy Aware People: PrivacyTools.io
- Sopranica: a Surveillance-Free Cellular Network Built by Volunteers
- Programmers May Get Access to Recordings of Alexa
- Fingerabdrücke verdeckt stehlen
- The Spying Capabilities of US and Russian Surveillance
- Buch-Kritik: »QualityLand« von Marc-Uwe Kling
- You Can't Control Your Data in the Cloud
- We're Losing the Last Chance of Anonymity With Voice Profiles