How it started
An unexpected flashback to how online privacy concerns presented themselves in the 1990s.
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Understanding Privacy is now on Amazon
The ebook version of Understanding Privacy is now available on Amazon.
All data is health data.
In a world where people are targeted for who they are, any data you collect can and will be used against them.
Freaking out about TikTok on your work phone? You should look closer to home.
If you're worried about foreign state surveillance of your devices, or intrusive tracking of your teams, start in your living room.
Can you help me teach privacy to those who need it most?
Let's get my book where it's most needed: into classrooms, whether physical or virtual.
To protect your users, protect yourself
To mark the publication of the hard copies of my book, I penned a few words on foundational privacy, developer education, and the grandstanding policymakers looking for easy targets. Now tie that all together.
NQ, MCR, 11/22
artist unknown.
The book is out
At last.
A thought experiment: what if we talked about the over-60s’ screen time the way we talk about young people’s screen time?
Won't somebody think of the OAPs?
Pop-ups are dead, long live pop-ups: or, the bait-and-switch hidden in today’s cookie announcement
Today DCMS announced they will legislate to get rid of European cookie pop-ups, ahead of their legislating to require you to implement British identity verification pop-ups.
When it comes to your privacy, the UK has decided that you’re a bunch of c-words
The UK government's new digital strategy has 23,800 words, but there's only one that matters.
Behold! I have an opinion. An EXCLUSIVE opinion.
And it's so important that I'm not even going to tell you what it is.