Sometimes, Disney really does help make obvious things more obvious. I can’t count how many times people have told me that the language included in… Read More »Disney Shows Precisely Why Privacy Policies and Terms of Service Always Matter
Over the last two weeks, two cybersecurity-related stories jumped out at me, and reminded me of a third incident that happened earlier this spring. Introduction… Read More »EdTech, Impersonation, and Managing Risk
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The Change Healthcare/United Healthcare data breach is one of many examples of why “show me the harm” is the wrong conversation to have around data… Read More »The Breach Is the Harm
If you came to this post to learn about Framework computers, you can probably save yourself a lot of time and just read the first… Read More »Initial Setup of a Framework 16
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I am asked somewhat frequently about privacy, security, data handling, and how systems that handle data can inspire trust. This is a huge question, and… Read More »Confidence and Trust
The Markup has a great piece out today on mortgage companies sending data to Facebook via the ubiqitous Facebook tracking pixel. The behavior documented in… Read More »Advertisers should not send sensitive information about people through our Business Tools – puhleeze.
I recently had the inclination and the opportunity to work with a Raspberry Pi 5, and I needed to document the work I was doing.… Read More »How to Take Screenshots of Menus Using the Raspberry Pi 5
tl;dr version I built a site that collects fact checks from 6 news/fact checking organizations. If — like me — you wanted a single place… Read More »Making Flammable Pants