A limit of openness: Controlling data flows
Openness has been a founding pillar of the web: open source, open data, free culture all have been driving forces for a thriving internet. Increasingly, we’re seeing the…
Tag: privacy
Interview: IG BCE Kompakt “Technologie darf Menschen nicht diskriminieren”
The IG BCE’s magazine Kompakt interviewed me about IoT, AI and why simple solutions so often are inappropriate for complex issues: The interview is in German, available as…
“The world doesn’t know where it wants to go”
Image: Compass by Valentin Antonucci (Unsplash) One of the joys of my working at the intersection of emerging tech and its impact is that I get to discuss…
Toolkits for designers & developers around ethics, privacy & security
At SimplySecure’s excellent Underexposed conference we discussed the importance of making it easier for those involved in making connected products and services to make safe, secure, and privacy-conscious…
Underexposed: The Internet of Sneaky Things
Underexposed: The Internet of Sneaky Things from Peter Bihr My slides from SimplySecure’s excellent Underexposed event in Berlin, to which I was kindly invited to speak. It explores…
Speaking about responsible IoT & user rights
Happy to announce that I’ll be speaking at not one, but two excellent conferences this fall about a topic I care deeply about: A responsible IoT and users’…
Are we the last generation who experienced privacy as a default?
Attack of the VR headsets! Admittedly, this photo has little to do with the topic of this blog post. But I liked it, so there you go. The…