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1409, 2018

Are you aware of your Digital Footprint?

September 14th, 2018|Categories: Article, Digital Literacy, EU Affairs, Europe, Information Literacy, Media Literacy, Privacy, Security, Skills, Tracking|Tags: , , , |

Recently, EAVI and the European Digital Learning Network (DLEARN), in collaboration with Prof. Przemek Sękalski of the Technical University of Lodz, worked together in developing an EU survey that analyses citizens awareness regarding their digital footprint. The survey aims to analyse how much control participants exercise over this digital footprint and how much control they wish they could have as well are looking at the safety aspects they would like to see in place in the future! The aim is to study the results to highlight potential areas in education and training that could be [...]

1310, 2017

Why Algorithmic Accountability and Transparency are important in the Digital Age ?

October 13th, 2017|Categories: Article, Digital Literacy, Filter buble, Privacy|Tags: , , |

A look at how algorithms impact our worldview – helping us sift through the ocean of available data, while curating it and trapping us in our bubble, and how to escape the trappings of a narrow understanding of issues that affect us.

1301, 2017

Privacytopia Binary Art Exhibition Jan 13 – 29, Brussels

January 13th, 2017|Categories: Article, Interview, Privacy, Surveillance|Tags: , , |

Privacytopia Binary is an exhibition and side event of the upcoming 10th International Computers, Privacy and Data Protection conference in Brussels on 25th - 27th January. Running from Jan 13 - 29, Privacytopia is organised by Privacy Salon and artist, curator and researcher Bogomir Doringer, whom we recently spoke to ahead of the opening, as well as duo The Museum who are presenting as part of the exhibition.

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