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Privacy, Trust, Data Equity: Resource Library

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What resources can we offer you?

Here are some of the questions we intend to answer:

  • How do I respond to people that say they have nothing to hide and are not concerned with privacy at all?
  • What do I need to know and how to tell others about unauthorized data collection? What are its consequences?
  • How do I stay safe while browsing and searching the web?
  • How do I choose software that encrypts my information and keeps it safe?
  • How do I communicate securely with family, friends, co-workers?
  • Where is the line between public and private information?

We are accepting suggestions for content and guests for sessions that can guide us through the labyrinth of options.

  • You can come to our workshop, learn something useful, and share your expertise by telling us your perspective on the discussed subjects and entering feedback
  • You can suggest an instructional video, movie, documentary, or reading on privacy, digital trust, or data equity
  • You can make a presentation and lead a discussion on a product, service, or topic related to our workshop
  • You can do some outreach through online channels or by sending emails or posting on social media about our workshop

When considering presentations and other materials for the workshop we will be looking at their correctness, utility for individuals and cooperators, and balanced tone of presentation respectful to the audience.

Collaboration Spaces

Some of Our Past Workshops:

  • Passwords and Password Managers:
    • Simplifying your personal security with password managers and why we should not save passwords and other sensitive data in our browsers.
  • Browsers, Cookies and more:
    • What cookies are and how to manage them and Short demo of how sites store cookies and other data in your browser
  • Browser Isolation and Browser Fingerprinting:
    • Sharing how Browsers “call home” and other places without your consent, How Browser Fingerprinting is used to identify you 
  • Introduction to Search Engines and Privacy:
    • How to get the best search results while maintaining your privacy.

Videos from Past Meetings

2021 June 17th

2021 June 24th

2021 September 15th

2021 September 22th

2021 September 29th

2021 October 13th

2021 October 20th

Recorded Privacy Data Workshop-Live Presenters

2021 November 3rd

The Hated One : Mass surveillance is a backdoor into freedom of speech. Knowledge is power. Power corrupts. And absolute power corrupts absolutely. I am not a professional. I just try to spread the message I believe is important. I am non-partisan. I always will be. (Use Youtube link if Invidiious is blocked)

Robert Braxman : The Internet Privacy Guy, a public interest hacker, and technologist who uses his extensive knowledge of cybersecurity and tech to serve the public good. Robert cares about privacy and warns you of digital manipulation, disinformation, mass surveillance.

Privacy Resources

How Your Browser is Being Tracked:

Podcasts

Best Information Security Podcasts to Follow in 2019 https://digitalguardian.com/blog/best-information-security-podcasts

Data & Society Podcast – Conversations about the Power of Technology and the Societal Implications of Data and Automation https://listen.datasociety.net

Other

COVID-19 Privacy & Data Protection Resources https://sites.google.com/fpf.org/covid-19-privacy-resources

Misc. Resources:

https://coopcloud.tech/

FramaSoft – They host a ton of free-software services for anyone that does not want to self-host, but
use the best FLOSS and non-corporate-hosted tools. A great option, IMO. The main site is French (there are English versions of most things they have).

https://switching.software/list/self-hosting – I have played
with YunoHost and it is pretty cool, actually. Especially for groups that have a
number of different services they would like to host for themselves.

https://sandstorm.io/ used to have a lot of
support… it still seems a thing, but I am not sure what the current
status is. FreedomBox has a lot of support, but I have not tried it
(yet).

Other random links of interest:

https://github.com/redecentralize/alternative-internet

https://open.coop/2018/04/03/making-of-the-coop-cloud/ – older
article, but links to a number of relevant items.

https://riseup.net/en/security/resources/radical-servers – not
directly related, but useful to know about.

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