No Data Privacy Anyday
“We Live In Public” is an intriguing and scary project that’s not unlike the last few years of “reality” TV. Here’s the trailer:
The comments on this page have a 10 minute trailer that should really shake you.
History should tell you that this scenario is entirely possible in so many ways. As Sebastian points out in his post Context, Privacy and Personas, it’s important to realize where you are, what you’re saying and to whom, and how that setting translates to privacy (or not).
Coaching moment: We’re not used to thinking so deeply about our context. On one hand, it is our unique personality that attracts others. On the other hand, it’s also what makes us easily identifiable. Do you think much about your data (conversations, pictures and videos, etc.) and how publicly it’s shared? We do not have exclusive control over our lives since we trust our data to various service providers, but we can live more mindfully of what we’re saying when.
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Update on context: Check out the audio of virtuoso concert violinist Joshua Bell who was playing in the Washington Metro Station for nearly an hour, with only 7 people stopping to notice. Thanks to @boxofcrayons for the tip.