Benjamin Strick on Twitter
Hi. I regularly get asked for free training sessions & workshops and love sharing research skills, so I've made these tutorials on YouTube with more coming. I hope it helps.Here is the #OSINT At Home playlist: https://t.co/faJEPGT1j0This video is a snippet of the content ✌️ pic.twitter.com/bDRDzD2VWc— Benjamin Strick (@BenDoBrown) February 1, 2021
Sasha Costanza-Chock on Twitter
Side note: watching the live stream and the auto captions are turning the Mashpee people into 'mashed peas.' auto captions that reproduce settler colonial speech norms are an issue of #algorithmicjustice https://t.co/UsGCQdZc8d— Sasha Costanza-Chock (@schock) November 25, 2021
Ellen K. Pao on Twitter
It's alive: "Disability in the new workplace: What companies need to know and do" is out. Read it to learn about the harmful ableist myths that are part of our norms and interactions. And importantly, what you and your company can do to dismantle them. https://t.co/86qbAhwzd8 https://t.co/rOKtruTgZ9— Ellen K. Pao (@ekp) November 16, 2021
Biometrics: When your face reveals your vaccination status … and more
The time to consider the implications of the widespread use of biometrics is now. Biometric data collection can be highly invasive, and it’s important to ensure it’s being used responsibly and proportionately. Read more at Monash Lens.
After Facebook Leaks, Here Is What Should Come Next
Every year or so, a new Facebook scandal emerges. These blowups follow a fairly standard pattern, at least in the U.S. First, new information is revealed that the company misled users about an element of the platform—data sharing and data privacy, extremist content, ad revenue, responses to abuse—...
Facebook’s America-centrism Is Now Plain for All to See
Do the countries of the world want companies like Facebook to do more moderation, or do we wish to think carefully about new models of content moderation altogether, that do not depend on more Facebook? It’s worth considering e-courts as an another adjudicatory mechanism, for example. Now is the time for out-of-the-box ideas. Facebook’s US-centrism is plain for all to see.
Facebook's latest crisis is the product of an employee revolt about how Mark Zuckerberg and the social network manage its real-world harm
Two whistleblowers' drive to speak out about their time at the social network raise the question: How many employees still there feel similarly?
The rise of predatory scams -- and how to prevent them
Questionable phone calls, concerning emails, heart-rending stories from a sudden new friend in need of endless financial support: elder abuse can take many forms, says lawyer Jane Walsh. And as technology becomes more sophisticated, susceptibility to tricks and scams will increase -- no matter a person's age or intellect. Walsh spotlights the rise of this predatory crime, why it goes undetected and how you can protect your loved ones' kindness, dignity and self-respect from being manipulated.
