Daily Archives: March 2, 2007

Privacy and Social Networks

Posted on March 2, 2007 by ben

I worry a lot about privacy. The first half of this short video about the privacy policy of Facebook.com is great (the second half is a bit too much of a six-degrees-of-separation game to associate Facebook.com with the CIA). What’s … Continue reading →

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On Voting, Banking, and Bad Analogies

Posted on March 2, 2007 by ben

Estonia is running online elections, where anyone with a national ID card and Internet Explorer can vote online. As usual, the article forgets to mention the single biggest issue with remote voting, whether online or by mail: voter coercion. The … Continue reading →

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