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oxford [2019/11/28 12:40] – [Schedule] 127.0.0.1oxford [2019/11/28 16:54] – spyblog pptx slides link, link to Common Ground venue corrected spyblog
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 ^Date ^Time ^Location ^ ^Date ^Time ^Location ^
-|Friday 29th November 2019 |6.30-9pm| [[https://www.thelighthouseoxford.com/venue|Common Ground]], 37-38 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX1 2HF|+|Friday 29th November 2019 |6.30-9pm| [[https://www.commongroundstudy.space/contact-hours-find-us|Common Ground]], 37-38 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX1 2HF|
  
 ^Time ^Facilitator ^Activity ^Time ^Facilitator ^Activity
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 |6.40-7.00pm|[[https://whotargets.me/en/|Who Targets Me?]]| **Install the Who Targets Me? plug-in** to find out who is targeting you with political ads. All of our votes are being targeted on social media. Find out what Who Targets Me? has being doing to highlight this and how the tool works by installing it on your own machine, as well as a look at the data from our 30,000 users.| |6.40-7.00pm|[[https://whotargets.me/en/|Who Targets Me?]]| **Install the Who Targets Me? plug-in** to find out who is targeting you with political ads. All of our votes are being targeted on social media. Find out what Who Targets Me? has being doing to highlight this and how the tool works by installing it on your own machine, as well as a look at the data from our 30,000 users.|
 |6.40-7.00pm|[[https://twitter.com/julia_slupska|Julia Slupska]]| **DIY Guide to Feminist Cybersecurity**| |6.40-7.00pm|[[https://twitter.com/julia_slupska|Julia Slupska]]| **DIY Guide to Feminist Cybersecurity**|
-|6.40-7.00pm| [[https://twitter.com/spyblog|@SpyBlog]]| **Anonymity SwapShop** - Bring along spare social media accounts, prepaid SIM Cards, burner phones, etc. to swap or barter with other people, to help break the financial and CCTV purchase trails, helping to keep your private and public digital personas in different compartments. **DiceWare** - Create a cryptographically strong, multi-word pass phrase, using random numbers obtained by throwing physical dice.|+|6.40-7.00pm| [[https://twitter.com/spyblog|@SpyBlog]]| **Anonymity SwapShop** - Bring along spare social media accounts, prepaid SIM Cards, burner phones, etc. to swap or barter with other people, to help break the financial and CCTV purchase trails, helping to keep your private and public digital personas in different compartments. **DiceWare** - Create a cryptographically strong, multi-word pass phrase, using random numbers obtained by throwing physical dice.[[https://spyblog.org.uk/ssl/CryptoPartyLondon/pptx/|.pptx slides]] |
 |6.40-7.00pm| [[https://twitter.com/SarahAzouvi|@SarahAzouvi]]| **Anonymity and safety online**: how and when to use open source browsers, privacy plug-ins, and the Tor Browser.| |6.40-7.00pm| [[https://twitter.com/SarahAzouvi|@SarahAzouvi]]| **Anonymity and safety online**: how and when to use open source browsers, privacy plug-ins, and the Tor Browser.|
 |**ROUND 2 WORKSHOPS**| |**ROUND 2 WORKSHOPS**|
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 |7.50pm| [[https://twitter.com/silkiecarlo|@SilkieCarlo]], director of [[https://bigbrotherwatch.org.uk|Big Brother Watch]]| 2. **Big Brother is watching you..!** The surveillance state & how to fight it| |7.50pm| [[https://twitter.com/silkiecarlo|@SilkieCarlo]], director of [[https://bigbrotherwatch.org.uk|Big Brother Watch]]| 2. **Big Brother is watching you..!** The surveillance state & how to fight it|
 |8.00pm| [[https://twitter.com/julia_slupska|Julia Slupska]]| 3. **Cybersecurity as a Feminist Issue**: Julia Slupska is a doctoral student at Oxford's Centre for Doctoral Training in Cybersecurity. Don't miss this flashtalk on how feminist theory and activism can shed light on cybersecurity blind spots and make cybersecurity research/industry more inclusive and mindful of how security design interacts with broader power dynamics| |8.00pm| [[https://twitter.com/julia_slupska|Julia Slupska]]| 3. **Cybersecurity as a Feminist Issue**: Julia Slupska is a doctoral student at Oxford's Centre for Doctoral Training in Cybersecurity. Don't miss this flashtalk on how feminist theory and activism can shed light on cybersecurity blind spots and make cybersecurity research/industry more inclusive and mindful of how security design interacts with broader power dynamics|
-|8.10pm| [[https://www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/krafft/|Dr Peaks Krafft]]| 4. **Why AI ethics will not end surveillance**: How the institutions that are building the global digital surveillance state are also funding AI ethics research.|+|8.10pm| [[https://twitter.com/_pmkr|Dr Peaks Krafft]]| 4. **Why AI ethics will not end surveillance**: How the institutions that are building the global digital surveillance state are also funding AI ethics research.|
 |8.20pm| [[https://www.fhi.ox.ac.uk/team/anders-sandberg/|Anders Sandberg]]| 5. **The transparent society: utopia, dystopia or just suburbia?** Renowned polymath Anders Sandberg of Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute examines the ideas in David Brin's excellent 1998 [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transparent_Society|book]], how things have turned out, and some of the problems with even perfectly transparent environments that indicate why we need privacy| |8.20pm| [[https://www.fhi.ox.ac.uk/team/anders-sandberg/|Anders Sandberg]]| 5. **The transparent society: utopia, dystopia or just suburbia?** Renowned polymath Anders Sandberg of Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute examines the ideas in David Brin's excellent 1998 [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transparent_Society|book]], how things have turned out, and some of the problems with even perfectly transparent environments that indicate why we need privacy|
 |8.30pm| [[https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/max.vankleek/|Max Van Kleek]]| 6. **Autonomy enhancing technologies**: A brief overview of work from the Human-Centred AI group at Oxford's Department of Computer Science.|  |8.30pm| [[https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/people/max.vankleek/|Max Van Kleek]]| 6. **Autonomy enhancing technologies**: A brief overview of work from the Human-Centred AI group at Oxford's Department of Computer Science.|