The Coming Age of Anonymous
The conclusion of Privacy in the Digital Age, a series of TV posts by Ryerson University’s RdigitaLIFE project
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The Data Bargain
When we interact on social networking sites and email, we trade privacy for a hit of the brain’s “cuddle” chemical. What’s gained and lost in the deal?
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The Age of Innocence
Online privacy and the illusion of intimacy
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No More Secrets
Digital surveillance and the end of privacy
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The New Philosophers of Digital Privacy
Introducing Privacy in the Digital Age, a new series of TV posts by Ryerson University’s RdigitaLIFE project
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The iPhone
The iPhone almost turned out to be a dreadful flop. Why? Because of the wheel. When Apple was secretly planning the device in the mid-2000s, the designers based it on …
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Cyberbullying
Before pretty middle-class girls like Amanda Todd and Rehtaeh Parsons were apparently shamed to death; before teenagers started trading gang rape photos like baseball cards; before the word “cyberbullying” made …
Read MoreQuantum Leap
We have finally made a quantum computer. But will it change anything?
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Call of the Wild
You can now use a cellphone in the remotest places on earth—if you really want to
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