Intro
A frequently used saying will be highlighted in this model.
Abstract
today we already have no control over and no idea what is being done with our data (The Age of Surveillance Capitalism ) and also DLF Hörsaal - Tracking im Internet der Dinge
you never know whether the constitutional system around it will change in a malicious way and what it will then do with our current information and direct it against law-abiding people (example: Nazis Amsterdam, Afghanistan 2021, currently Turkey, Israel, Russia…)
my data traces can also be used to discriminate against other people using AI and big data techniques (DLF Hörsaal - Prädiktive Privatheit )
Model
Based on the Goal Structuring Notation (link to key)
“I’ve got nothing to hide” is a dangerous fallacy
“I’ve got nothing to hide” i… Argue that the sentence is only valid under certain assumptions which are not self-evident
Argue that the sentence is only valid under certain assum… “I have nothing to hide” is true
“I have nothing… I don’t experience
I don’t experience… J Dangerous fallacy: This basic attitude promotes risks to democracy, freedom or physical integrity
Dangerous fallacy: This basic attitude promotes risks to democracy, fr… A1: My visible behaviour today
A1: My visible behaviour today… A I feel free and safe A2: My secrets do not restrict my freedom today or in the future and do not harbour any substantial risks
A2: My secrets do not restrict my freedo… A Assumption A1 is not a given
Assumption A1 is not a gi… Assumption A2 is not a given
Assumption A2 is not a gi… Behaviours can change Argue using a set of examples that illustrate behavioural change
Argue using a set of examples that i… Argue a using a set of examples that illustrate behavioural change
Argue a using a set of examples tha… Argue using a set of examples
Argue using a set of examples Freedom of the press in Russia, Turkey, Hungary 2000-2020
Freedom of the pre… “I’ve got nothing to hide” is referred to below as “This basic attitude”
“I’ve got nothing to hide” is refer… Argue that a society with this basic attitude is susceptible to mass surveillance with a wide range of harmful potential for abuse
Argue that a society with this basic attitude is suscepti… There are societies that are centrally controlled by instruments of mass surveillance
There are societies that… This basic attitude is conducive to the installation of mass surveillance instruments
This basic attitude is co… Mass surveillance instruments are used for manipulation
Mass surveillance instru… Manipulation through mass surveillance has many harmful effects
Manipulation through mas… Chinese Socia… Chinese Socia… Age of Surveillance Capitalism
Age of Survei… Manipulation through mass surveillance jeopardises democracy
Manipulation throu… Manipulation through mass surveillance jeopardises freedom
Manipulation through… Manipulation through mass surveillance jeopardises humanity and physical integrity
Manipulation through m… Manipulation through mass surveillance jeopardises natural resources
Manipulation through… Manipulation: Influencing the thoughts, feelings and behaviour of those being monitored in the interests of those doing the monitoring
Manipulation: Influencing the thoughts, f… Endangering values and achievements such as freedom, democ… A argue with the example of wealth maximisation through surveillance capitalism
argue with the example of wealth max… internet advertising business
internet adve… Whatsapp’s address book snooping
Whatsapp’s ad… Seehofer’s Wo… Term Shifting Baseli… Social norms and laws can change
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