# data[].attributes.body
"they were unaware that QuiggleSoft had made a sweeping declaration that privacy of gMessages was not guaranteed' Since Tatum read the terms and conditions and how they violate his privacy in his text messages he decided to only have face to face communication with people. Without Tatum reading the Terms and Conditions he would of unwillingly agreed to his privacy being invaded.

# data[].attributes.body
does all of the government data collection violate our 4th amendment link?

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personal data address, birth place, age, family members saying should be limits on who can access this information 

# data[].attributes.subject
personal data address, birth place, age, family members saying should be limits on who can access this information 

# data[].attributes.body
we learned from tatum that every piece of information about us no matter how mundane it seems can be used against us.

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"Tanya's cell phone company, Verizon still had a record of the last location of her cell phone, even after the phone had gone dead." Without this online information of Tanya's location which is apart of her privacy. Without this innovation
of privacy Tanya would have never been found. Therefore, personal data can save lives.

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Light Beam is an add-on that shows you what thrid parties are recieving packets of information.

# data[].attributes.subject
Light Beam is an add-on that shows you what thrid parties are recieving packets of information.

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I learned that you can also track how much of your own data you are providing the internet with.

# data[].attributes.body
How much data are you giving people/ the internet with your daily activites that is not intentional?

# data[].attributes.headline
how much data can someone have on you without your knowledge or until it becomes a legal problem?

# data[].attributes.subject
how much data can someone have on you without your knowledge or until it becomes a legal problem?

# data[].attributes.headline
What we learned from Tatum is that if you decide to go completely internet free or data free where you dont send out information or data about makes your life extremely difficult. You must have some data out there to live a more comfortable life.

# data[].attributes.subject
What we learned from Tatum is that if you decide to go completely internet free or data free where you dont send out information or data about makes your life extremely difficult. You must have some data out there to live a more comfortable life.

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Should parents not put their children on the internet so when their kids are older they can decide how public they want their life to be?

# data[].attributes.body
Are there different regulations for minors? Or are we treated as adults?

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Convence is often at the cost of privacy.

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Convence is often at the cost of privacy.

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Tatum talks about how every conversation you have with someone online is not only with that person, there is always someone else reading your texts or listening to your phone call. And even if you only reduce your  conversations online to face-to-face, you are missing out on a large part of society. "Online communication is almost never just between two people. Information about you is valuable, so companies will use it to their advantage"

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"On the other hand, the hotel now has a record, accurate to the second, of every time you entered your room, used the gym or the business center, or went in the back door after hours."

This paragraph talks about how convenient key cards are at the hotel but this quote talks about the reality of what information hotels can collect from the convence you benefit from.

# data[].attributes.body
All the information stored on the internet that’s placed there by a person.

# data[].attributes.body
“The explosive growth in digital technologies has radically altered our expectations about what will be private and shifted our thinking about what should be private” Our lives are interconnected to technology. That’s one of the reasons why they found Tanya, they tracked her location because they had that type of personal information on her to do so

# data[].attributes.body
Privacy is a very valuable thing we must keep hidden online. If we don’t we could potentially put our real lives at risk.

# data[].attributes.body
Are there ways for personal information online to be deleted permanently?

# data[].attributes.body
Why aren't there laws against saving someones data without there knowledge?

# data[].attributes.body
I learned from Tatum that its important to read the terms and services or doing research before signing away access to a device

# data[].attributes.body
Are there laws about personal data regulations on the internet? Or is all of your information just open to the world legally?

# data[].attributes.body
We learned from Tatum that more information than we think is stored. Simple information, like Tatum bought a Urtrans card, can be stored which allow people to make inferences -- drawing conclusions about you based on “data mining and data aggregation” (Tatum).

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"And because databases are inten- tionally duplicated—backed up for security, or shared while pursuing useful analyses—it is far from certain that data can ever be permanently expunged, even if we wish that to happen."

What I learned in Blown to Bits is that when putting anything on the internet the data can never really be deleted. A risk to that could be that privet info can never be recovered. An opportunity is that it can be easier to track down criminals who try to delete evidence.

# data[].attributes.body
We learned that information is held in terms of bits on disks, but the disks can hold so much information that can all be processed almost instantaneously so there is no need to choose which bits to keep -- we can just keep them all.

“The disks can hold so many bits that there is no need to pick and choose what gets remembered” (B2B)

# data[].attributes.body
Personal data is information about a person. This could range from date of birth to occupation to to skin color to income. Almost any information about a person could be considered personal information.

Posting personal information on the internet “makes you easier to track” (Tatum)

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facts provided about someone or something

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"Only when the police suspected Tanya’s husband of involvement in her disappearance did they have legal access to the cell phone records." I found it disturbing that if the husband was not suspected they would not have went to help Tanya because of legal barriers. I think this shows a large disconnect between the actual uses of data and the positive potential uses of data.

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how much access people have

# data[].attributes.body
What is required to buy someone's information? Is money the only requirement, must you also belong to a company, have a legitimate reason, or none of these things?

# data[].attributes.body
A careful balance must be found between sharing too much information and being an absolute recluse. For example, it would probably would not be worth it to not buy a metro card. Even though this information can be used... potentially losing your job isn't really worth it.

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I learned about the risks and opportunities in using online services. 

# data[].attributes.subject
I learned about the risks and opportunities in using online services. 

# data[].attributes.body
A risk would be...
An opportunity would be...

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restrictions  -- both personal and external
no social media
keep accounts private
no posting
private browsing
don't save passwords
keep all passwords secure

# data[].attributes.body
sell it, make $, stalking, finding your location, whether or not to hire or accept, murder, saving life, helping, safety, to protect, to investigate crimes, your history

# data[].attributes.body
ex: agreeing to terms and conditions
those who want to see your accounts
View and use
consent?

# data[].attributes.body
government, private companies, advertisement, stalkers, employers, school, college admissions, you, friends and family, banks, phone company and ISP