Tag Archives: privacy
Can you demand my name to give me a public link?
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What is the real value of Gmail and why it’s important to think about alternatives
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The day the world died of cloud computing
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Humiliating one’s ex-partner online: are men the only ones to do it?
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Posted in Digiworld, Education
Tagged best practices, equal opportunities, facebook, gender, gender parity, online abuse, privacy, relationships, women rights
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GNU Free Call – the freedom to call out when you really need to
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Posted in Active Citizens, Digiworld
Tagged best practices, disaster awareness, open standards, privacy, skype, telephony
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How to NOT implement a website privacy policy
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A cultural side effect of “what happens on Facebook and Twitter when you die”
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The big limits of today’s email: privacy, barriers and robustness
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The real obstacles to personal email management: unaware users and (absent) laws
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A simple exercise about online privacy
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