Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

~~~~~~~Case #25690978~~~~~~~ Individual privacy; Institutional transparency. Privacy by design & by policy. Seattle today, tomorrow the world. seattleprivacy.org Everywhere Joined April 2013

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

4 years ago

@PoundstoneWill @boisfeuras71 So you've done research in this area. Please share it will the class so we all can benefit.

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

4 years ago

@PoundstoneWill @chipclemmer Since you're such a smart fellow, I assume you checked the references *in* the Wikipedia article and found the wanting.

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Daniel Heppner @Danielhep

4 years ago

Shot Spotter's CEO donated money to @MayorofSeattle Bruce Harrell's campaign, and now he's returning the favor by buying their unproven snake oil with $1 million in taxpayer dollars that should be used to fund actual public safety needs.

Vote Ron Davis @ronpdavis

4 years ago

Alex Pedersen wants to "maximize public safety" by funding Shot spotter (doesn't work & bogs cops down with false alarms), cutting pay for crime-preventing social workers, and moving parking enforcement to the police. How does that maximize safety? seattletimes.com/opinion/demand…

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

5 years ago

Seattle Privacy was founded with inspiration from Wikileaks. (We stole their motto.) One of our founders comments on the current US effort to lock away Julian Assange. oneeyedman.net/posts/20210117…

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Phil Mocek @pmocek

6 years ago

I am part of the group who turned up public records revealing this and can vouch for the accuracy of all of it. See this thread for an *outrageous* example of @SeattlePD's malfeasance and @SeattleOPA's near-complete ineffectiveness:

Parity @pty

6 years ago

Since we're on the topic of policing in America, and its systematic sabotage of anything resembling accountability and consequences for bad cops, let's talk about the time in 2017 when a sack full of drop guns turned up in a Seattle PD locker room and SPD did fuck-all about it.

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Evan Selinger @EvanSelinger

6 years ago

Public interest technology is so hard because governance problems that civil liberties experts deal with all the time, like surveillance & automated decision-making, aren’t well understood by everyone. Thankfully, @critplat & @ACLU_WA have a new toolkit! aclu-wa.org/AEKit

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EFF @EFF

6 years ago

A French court has ruled against using drones to combat COVID-19 because they "constitute a serious and manifestly unlawful infringement of privacy rights” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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The Appeal @theappeal

6 years ago

Newly-obtained documents show that a Silicon Valley data-mining company helped ICE plan the largest “gang raid” in New York City history—a 2016 operation in the Bronx. “They attacked us, our whole community.” theappeal.org/raided-part-2-…

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Motherboard @motherboard

6 years ago

New: UC Santa Cruz police utilized military surveillance equipment to surveil and police the graduate student 'wildcat' strike earlier this year. bit.ly/3fWKWQ6

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

6 years ago

love to help

Alex Marthews 🏴 @rebelcinder

6 years ago

brb tryna fix this

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The Seattle Times @seattletimes

6 years ago

NEW: Gov. Jay Inslee's office released a clarification Friday night and stated that it will no longer require restaurants to take down names and contact information of every diner in order to reopen their dining rooms under Phase 2. st.news/2ApP0rx

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

6 years ago

Different take on food security. "The proliferation in agriculture of systems that are supposed to run themselves has created a massive surface area of weak links, delicately strung together." logicmag.io/security/attac…

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

6 years ago

The difficulties of oversight bodies for ethical tech development. "NHS coronavirus advisory board split over ditching government app" theguardian.com/world/2020/may…

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

6 years ago

@rcalo Congratulations Dr. Calo!

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

6 years ago

Hey @TwitterSupport, how can we help restore important #privacy account @EmeraldOnion?

willscott @willscott

6 years ago

After 2 weeks of the account being limited, and with no response to the support ticket filed, the ISP I help with, @Emeraldonion, has now had its twitter account suspended with no communication from @twittersupport as to why.

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Seattle Privacy @SeattlePrivacy

6 years ago

@TwitterSupport How can we help restore the @EmeraldOnion account? #privacy

willscott @willscott

6 years ago

@EmeraldOnion @TwitterSupport This is a legally registered US 501c3 nonprofit, which has used twitter as a primary form of communication, and has not published any objectionable content that I am aware of. The experience makes it clear how much at the mercy of siloed platforms we are.

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ashkan soltani @ashk4n

6 years ago

META: Contact-Tracing Tracer from @techreview technologyreview.com/2020/05/07/100…

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EFF @EFF

6 years ago

Drone use during the pandemic opens the opportunity for future police surveillance of protests or other large public gatherings, particularly if the drones are equipped with face recognition systems, says EFF's @mguariglia newscientist.com/article/224305…