Data Privacy: Good or Bad? | Mark Farid | TEDxWarwick

In October 2015, artist Mark Farid shared with the world login details to all his online accounts - both personal and private - in an attempt to live without a digital footprint for 6 months. Through this practice, he examines the formation of our projected-self, and how our constructed identity is shaped by societal expectations.
www.data-shadow.com
1st - 30th September 2016, Mark broadcast all of his personal and professional emails, text and Facebook messages, phone and Skype calls, web browsing, and Social Media activity, in real-time, online. Any pictures or videos he captured appeared on his 'newsfeed', and his phones’ location was updated every 20 minutes. In addition, any adverts generated by websites he visited were also broadcast.
www.poisonous-antidote.com
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Jesus Christ. What a remarkable speech delivered. What an outstanding person. What a beautiful mind.

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a glorious mind one might say.

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i felt this, social media is destroying lives imo

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Thanks for your research and speech. Hope you strengthen the internet validation.

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Observation always impacts behavior.

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Can you tell me if a chief executive officer divert my emails to a locality manager without my consent

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Subtitle pls.

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EXELLENT

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