In this talk, I gave a talk in response to Scott McNealy’s statement “You have no privacy. Get over it.”
Video
ITWC: Michael Geist – Technicity Interview
I briefly spoke with Brian Jackson, Association Editor of itbusiness.ca about cloud services and fear of surveillance of data by government(s).
ITWC: Michael Geist on Privacy Reforms
I briefly discussed how in Canada there is a lack of penalty associated with failure to notify the affected individual and the Federal Privacy Commission regarding data breach.
Girl Geeks Toronto: Who’s Watching Whom? Michael Geist Examines Internet Privacy & Surveillance
At a talk hosted by Girl Geeks Toronto, I talked about how living in a connected world seems to come with reduced rights to our privacy. I end the talk with some policy approaches that could further reduce privacy.
Who’s Watching Whom: An Examination of Canadian Privacy and Surveillance
Earlier this week I was pleased to speak at the monthly Geek Girls Toronto event. Hosted at the Mozilla offices, a sold-out audience showed yet again that there is enormous public interest and concern with recent privacy and surveillance developments. A video of the talk, which focused on the problems associated with lawful access, privacy reform, and surveillance, is posted below.
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