Articles in Chapter

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  a-year-later-most-americans-think-snowden-did-the-right-thing

  By __ @ __ -

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  dear-stephen

  ]draft letter

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  digital-surveillance

  by Don Sagrott, founder @ sospep.com - An indepth look at who's tracking/monitoring you, what they know about you and what they are doing with what they know about you

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  do-you-still-want-google-now?

  Don Sagrott founder @sospep.com ] re: google-now, googles new voice activated personal assistant seems likes a handy little helper app but be sure that you know what your signing up for

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  google-has-most-of-my-email-because-it-has-all-of-yours

  By __ - who setup and runs his own email server for privacy security reasons but after this extensive study realizes that google still gets over half of his email

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  i-am-terrified-of-my-new-TV

  ] by __ @ __ - author has concerns about the terms of service for his new smart television,

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  msft-one-drive-for-business-modifies-files-as-it-synchs

  By Sean Byrne - discovered that MSFT's one drive for business was modifying the files that he was synching to their cloud storage solution

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  nsa-revelations-timeline

  By Julia Angwin and Jeff Larson, @ ProPublica, - another complete listing of all the NSA revelations to date, categorized by Agency(NSA,GCHQ,...) and Target Type (Bulk, Targeted,Foreign,Domestic) and with links to articles detailing each leak

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  opting-out-of-big-data-made-me-look-like-criminal

  By __ @ Time.com My Experiment Opting Out of Big Data Made Me Look Like a Criminal

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  PBS-frontline-United-States-of-Secrets-

  A documentary looking at the US governments NSA secret relationships with silicon valley companies

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  snapchat-and-the-myth-of-the-disappearing-message

  by Don Sagrott founder @sospep.com - with the recent and rapidly rising popularity of the Snapchat application and its 'implied' promise that your message / snap only exists 'temporarily' it's time to realize that they are perpetuating a myth ...

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  telcos

  by Kate Kaye @adage.com - The $24 Billion Data Business That Telcos Don't Want to Talk About. Mobile Carriers Are Working With Partners to Manage, Package and Sell Data

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  who-has-your-back-2014

  By @ eff.org - organization looks at who is protecting your data from governments prying eyes

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  why-privacy-is-important

  ] by Robin Doherty @robindoherty.com - Why privacy is important, and having "nothing to hide" is irrelevant

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  why-you-dont-want-your-government-spying-on-you

  this true story by an national talks about what an all-knowing govt can end up

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