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We love the convenience of living online. But we want more control over where our personal information goes and who can see it. Can big data strengthen global inclusivity and trust? Information exchange has historically been the most powerful tool at ... Claudia Wenzel, research associate at the University Research Priority Programme (URPP) on Social Networks, explains her ... Would you give somebody your bank PIN for a candy bar? Cryptanalyst Orr Dunkelman tells the cryptography panel about a ... In this talk, Anissa Saunder explores the many reasons for which our data is collected with or without our knowledge, and where it ... Tech Day // Pause Fest 2016 Since the 9/11 attacks on the US, Australia has implemented more anti-terrorism laws, and granted ...

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