STRAND 1: Social/ethical significance > 1.3 Privacy and anonymity

Data Pseudonymisation Explained

"The GDPR strongly encourages the use of data protection safeguards such as Anonymisation, Pseudonymisation and Data Minimisation."

http://www.engadget.com/2008/04/16/the-body-laptop-interface-is-knitted-from-thneed-which-nobody-n/

Dog sitting at computer, talking to another dog. Steiner, P. New Yorker (1993) 69:20. Cartoonbank.com. http://www.cartoonbank.com

Link	Description	Links to Other Strands
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse Empowering Customers. Proctecting Privacy	Comprehensive list of factsheets addressing isssues relating to privacy	Factsheets address a range of scenarios in Strand 2 and IT systems in Strand 3
http://www.propublica.org/article/everything-we-know-about-what-data-brokers-know-about-you	Everything We Know About What Data Brokers Know About You a comprehensive look at how data brokers mine data
http://www.computerworld.com	MIT: Discarded hard drives yield private info
http://www.privacyresources.org/anonymity.htm	Why should I worry about privacy and security?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/onlinesafety/	Online Safety	3.4 Internet

Scary Pizza
Is digital privacy possible?	BBC World Service, podcast by Nigel Shadbolt, Jeff Jonas and Rafael Lozano Hemmer 24 March 2012 (41 minutes)

Making privacy tools usable for everyday internet user (PBS video and transcript)
Stop Watching Us: the Video Produced by the Electronic Frontier Foundation
Dos and Don'ts when using Social Networks
Google the "Hungry Beast"
The Terrible Truth about Facebook
Lori Andrews Says Internet Privacy is Dead: Video