| Title |
Embracing Post-Privacy |
| Type |
Slides
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| Tags |
privacy
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| Abstract |
The breaking away of privacy in the digital world is often understood as something dangerous, and for good reasons. But could there be opportunities in it, too? Do the current cultural and technological trends only dissolve the protected area of privacy, or could they dissolve as well the pressures that privacy is supposed to liberate us from? What if we witness a transformation of civilization so profound that terms like "private" and "public" lose their meaning altogether? Maybe we won't need "privacy" at all in the future because we will value other, new liberties more strongly?
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| Authors |
Christian Heller
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| Submitted |
January 21, 2009 |
| Rating |
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| Correlation |
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| Event |
Chaos Communication Congress 25th (25C3) 2008
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| Resource |
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| Download |
| Source |
1222_postprivacy.pdf |
| Size |
1.8 MB |
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