Author: Cindy
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Data we have come to an end
Big data companies could care less about my personal data, more or rather they want to have control over my decisions on the internet
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We no longer have privacy..
The government can collect data from a google search or see your appointment at an abortion clinic, and then prosecute you for having an illegal abortion.
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Do we even know what we’re agreeing to?
This digital era is expanding, with more “Allow” and “Do not allow”. But do we even know what we are agreeing to? Why do we still do it?
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Dangers of AI
The coded gaze is essentially used for the programmers who create technological advancements and have biased views embedded in said advancements
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Digital Redlining
Have you ever felt unwanted in a neighborhood, but no one has actually said anything about you being there. But you always feel watched?
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Don’t @ me
Social media platforms will always be bitter sweet. As a student, and scholar we are always looking to expand our connections.
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A not so sweet tooth: Cookies and Candy Crush
We are never escaping from cookies and games in this day and age. But we can be more vigilant about our online presence.
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No wonder I hated Math
Cathy O’neil discussed in her book the love for math being the downfall of institutions and the rise of unemployment all over the United States.
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They’re watching you
Have you ever just mentioned that you wanted to buy something to a friend and suddenly you’re getting an obscene amount of ads for it?
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Privacy is truly dead
Alice Marwick and Danah Boyd embark on the discussion of privacy within underprivileged, LGBTQ+ and other cultures outside of the US.