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- Mass surveillance is worse than you think, but the solutions are simpler than you realize, says lawyer, technologist and TED Fellow Albert Fox Cahn. Breaking down the crude tactics law enforcement uses to sweep up massive amounts of data collected about us by our everyday tech, he lays out how new legal firewalls can protect the public from geofence warrants and other surveillance abuses -- and how we might end the looming dystopia of mass surveillance.
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So while I don't disagree with him; we absolutely have to stop companies collecting our data
Whatboutism not apply…see the government has not been making it mandatory to disclose personal data of companies’ so customers aren’t alerted on anything but ethics and merit and after a good lengthy time for PR to put a story together where they’re in the trenches alongside he victims as well As if they didn’t know it just until now! Either way it’s not fast enough to know at the top you’re in need to change password and not be massively exploited. So for example; the government* needs to make law FOR companies* to Disclose a data breach of customer personal info TO their customers higher ups etc. as soon as or within 24 hours of a hack or breach of data. This would be regulation of government company data but if the government buys that same data then we’re dealing with two companies and no government…for example.
so you agree with him
I truly think this speech is so powerful and necessary. Our so called 'privacy' is becoming more and more under question as technology advances. My worry has been that because technology is moving towards being biology based, how much privacy will we have in future generations? I believe technology could truly benefit humanity yet the people who make waves in this space hardly have the heart of humanity in mind.
Well said 😔
Is it no longer possible to be tracked just by having a mobile phone? I think we shall never be fully free again and that is sad. I wonder if I sold up all my electronic gear, cameras, computers and phones etc let alone fitbit if I'd still ever actually be free.
Tracking is fine. Surveillance is unavoidable.
That's what this video was all about.
We need to enact laws that say they can't use the Surveillance and tracking against us.
@@Alexa-Raine What is the difference between them as they seem very similar to me and sadly, doubt we will ever get laws that work in our favour, certainly here in the UK the rules are becomin more draconian.
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Surveillance is the access to the data.
So for example, google maps always tracks you (even in the background, they have your full location history, how long you are there, etc). That’s the tracking part, they claim “mostly” is for you. The surveillance part is when 3rd parties request access to the data, such as advertisers or authority figures. Like if business knows you’re local route you take to work, they can better target an ad placement for you, etc.
Anyways, laws have lagged behind technology by decades, and ppl are too complacent these days for anything to ever change.
@@carsonhunt4642 It's always been a problem with humanity: change only happens when it very obviously negatively impacts the majority of people.
If you think it justfies State-sponsored mass surveillance, it doesn't.
I like how you married the prized relics of our past, constitution, and the promising future, technology, together into one single video about surveillance. A law is truly a good law, when it applies and is true to all political and sociographic factions. No one side or group should be able to benefit or take advantage of a particular law, while everyone else suffers from it. If that makes sense. It gets even more complicated when you combine the element of time to it... past, present, and future. Which is the beauty of our constitutional government. We should be able to still apply the principles and values that were originally developed for our country, but still perform within the bounds of the limitations it outlines, as we progress into the future, and make our country an even more hospitable, prosperous, safe, and free place to live for everyone...and I mean ALL peoples. Hopefully with that in mind, we can help stabilize the world. Hopefully not through militarily minded methods, or coercive practices, but through our example. But, that can only be achieved if we are strong, united, and open minded enough to accomplish the vision that every inhabitant that has lived in these united states has felt and seen, as we wrestle, struggle, and debate mightily the best path forward. Anyway, that's my 3 cents...minus the one I dropped in the sewer, as I rode my electric bike to this ted talk today... :)
In a world of total surveillance anonymity is the ultimate luxury.
we need laws to stop companies from harvesting our data, and non corrupt legal force to punish them when they break those laws.
I hate sharing information with strangers
Google has to be stopped, they violate their own TOS and then target those who try to hold them to task and stop their abusive attacks on innocent creators...
Always watching..
An amazing presentation 💗
What about all mass surveillance cameras that are on every place now
I'm rooting for a big huge sun storm. Problem solved.
We're fairly overdue for a coronal mass ejection, so it may actually happen.
We’ll all be chipped soon
you buy your own chip. it is in your phone and try living without one
Here, here!
as if these united police states are gonna let this happen before incalculable damage is already done....
Too late...no more such thing as privacy, that's why I intend on leaving.
GPS has the globe covered - there's nowhere to go - CIA and NSA are all over the world
We need a department of defense, operating free independently of Prime minister's and President's authority and holding THE Executive Direct Management.
That will uphold protection and servitude of constitutional legitimacy of our individual's Rights and Freedoms for our daily expressions and mutual liberties round the clock.
A true Arbitrator that will referee to monitor and supervise all Civil Administative Services, All Institutional communications, Public and Private media broadcasts, foreign network broadcasts, ...
Working together with Religious Foundations, Science Academias, Business Consultants, Finance strategists and IT Product and Service Standards policymakers for our National and Global Socio Economic Security.
This will give everyone a fast and flexible synchronous, autonomous and simultaneous; Group to individual and; Individual to group experience functionality, from democratic to meritocratic to technocratic existential growth.
That's why many times when I leave the house I don't take my phome with me... To commit crime. 😅
Mass suvellance began with the Prussian factory model school system in 1840 them the vehicle registration acts coincidentally both passed first in ,,,,,, massachusus
Agreed
Trump: Want to see Biden in Prison
Biden: What makes Trump believe I would visit him in Prison
This tech applied to AI, the begginig of the end
nice man
nobody safe... luck of the draw... can and will get bad real quick... bump into the wrong person by mistake no luck... judge inferior no luck
We let out 4th amendment go long ago to drive cars
We didn't - they took it - there's a difference - Constitutional convention
I just think that being tracked won't do anything to me. I'm tracked.. and...? What? Am I going to die? NO. Will things end up bad with me? NO. In my country there are no crimes...
This talk vent from interesting to woke so fast
OK Putin
I hate speeches like this. He starts off by saying we are clueless about everything!! I won't watch anymore!!
Sometiems the truth makes people unconfortable. And thats the point. Look into how police officers can highjack your phone signal to pin point accurately where you are by making your phone conect to their cop cars instead of phone towers. These devices have been used for a long time and not many people realize how that can be a violation of our 4th amendment. The devices can also listen to your calls and extract data from you without you realizing it.
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Blah blah blah. More ted talks I will have to toss in the garbage bin
I can smell his breath from here
Something tells me, if anyone, this guy needs to be monitored (he's a little off)
That's just your societal conditioning speaking. You've been both subliminally and consciously taught that people who are different present a danger, because modern society needs generic, complacent mules to take on their labors. Individualism isn't conducive to that and poses a threat to the system.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 NO, it comes from being experienced in life, ACTUAL LIFE from the past four decades!
@@eymannassole6162 The irony that you'd bring that up is palpable, because that's yet another baseless aspect of social conditioning: the idea that age breeds wisdom. You could have a century and still have lived less than somebody who's been around for 1/5th of that time. Time in a bubble doesn't constitute life experience, wisdom, nor even knowledge.
@@ledumpsterfire6474 the irony is "we" NEVER know who you're really talking with😉, oh yeah; you come off REALLY pretentious!
@@eymannassole6162 That's essentially what my point was in the first place. Of course, when it's a stranger directing at you as opposed to you directing at another stranger, it's "pretentious." I don't imagine you'll see the issue there, but I'd really suggest you try. Might help you gain some perspective and grow as a person.