Harvey is one of a growing number of privacy-focused designers and developers “exploring new opportunities that are the result of [heightened] surveillance,” and working to establish lines of defense against it. He’s spent the past several years experimenting with strategies for putting control over people’s privacy back in their own hands, in their pockets and on their faces.
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Susan B · 3 years ago
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Michouette · 3 years ago
Whaaat....you don't trust a security product exported by a country known for rigidly controlling it's population's education, information, sex life, etc.?
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TexGrl · 3 years ago
The phone-kerchief sounded pretty good to me too until I saw the fabric was made in 'China' :)
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Michouette · 3 years ago
Huh. The phone-kerchief sounds kinda cool, but I'm not sure I'd be willing to wear "underwear that notifies wearers about real-life phishing and tracking attempts."
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TexJ3 · 3 years ago
Thank you for this information.
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Article comes from an interesting source. Hadn't heard of alternate.org before.