Big Uncle


Big Uncle
Add new comment This page is the title (root) page of a book Child pages: Big Uncle: benevolent security. The positive side of the loss of privacy Big Uncle: looking for the needle in the security data haystack Big Uncle: what is “normal” privacy? Big Brother vs. Big Uncle; the opposing sides of the loss of privacy to security systems Big Uncle: ceding privacy for security in our daily lives Big Uncle: the total lack of privacy in electronic communications Big uncle: policies and controls for security systems Turn the page: Big Uncle: benevolent security. The positive side of the loss of privacy › Big Uncle is a name for the concept of “benevolent security”. Privacy is a dated concept, disappearing fast. People get all tied in a knot over this, but the consequences are only as bad as we let them be. Like any technology, there will be evil applications and there will be good ones. There are upsides which the IT Skeptic investigates, in a series of posts about Big Uncle. You can also listen to the podcast Bookmark/Search this post with: This page is the title (root) page of a book Child pages: Big Uncle: benevolent security. The positive side of the loss of privacy Big Uncle: looking for the needle in the security data haystack Big Uncle: what is “normal” privacy? Big Brother vs. Big Uncle; the opposing sides of the loss of privacy to security systems Big Uncle: ceding privacy for security in our daily lives Big Uncle: the total lack of privacy in electronic communications Big uncle: policies and controls for security systems Turn the page: Big Uncle: benevolent security. The positive side of the loss of privacy › Add new comment By skeptic at 2008-04-09 08:27 Comment viewing options Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes. test comment - please ignore test test test test By Visitor (not verified) at Fri, 2008-05-09 21:32 reply You are ignored Please consider this very testy comment ignored. Damn it Skep - we can't have folks just saying test for no reason at all - you know how jumpy us ITIL folks are around tests... By Visitor (not verified) at Fri, 2008-05-09 22:06 reply another test comment - continue your excellent ignoring please test release fail backout recriminations By skeptic at Sat, 2008-05-10 00:36 reply Comment viewing options Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes.
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