Sandra Matz

And you can actually see the value decrease. So you can see how it's like every time you have to find something new, it doesn't remember anything. But if your privacy is protected by design, now companies really have to live up to that expectation. So collectively, you can actually ask for a lot more when it comes to the design of products and services.

And you can actually see the value decrease. So you can see how it's like every time you have to find something new, it doesn't remember anything. But if your privacy is protected by design, now companies really have to live up to that expectation. So collectively, you can actually ask for a lot more when it comes to the design of products and services.

It's funny because I think nuclear waste is a good analogy. You could also think about it as nuclear power, right? Because nuclear power has the ability to destroy, but also to actually give energy to humanity. So I think there's actually those two sides. But one of the things that I like about this analogy, as you said, is that once data is out there, you're never going to get it back.

It's funny because I think nuclear waste is a good analogy. You could also think about it as nuclear power, right? Because nuclear power has the ability to destroy, but also to actually give energy to humanity. So I think there's actually those two sides. But one of the things that I like about this analogy, as you said, is that once data is out there, you're never going to get it back.

It's funny because I think nuclear waste is a good analogy. You could also think about it as nuclear power, right? Because nuclear power has the ability to destroy, but also to actually give energy to humanity. So I think there's actually those two sides. But one of the things that I like about this analogy, as you said, is that once data is out there, you're never going to get it back.

And I think people oftentimes... Forget that. I teach this class on the ethics of data, and there's always people who say, well, I don't care about my personal data being out there because I have nothing to hide. And I, in some way, understand that sentiment, right? Because it feels like it's, first of all, an impossible task. There's not much you can do.

And I think people oftentimes... Forget that. I teach this class on the ethics of data, and there's always people who say, well, I don't care about my personal data being out there because I have nothing to hide. And I, in some way, understand that sentiment, right? Because it feels like it's, first of all, an impossible task. There's not much you can do.

And I think people oftentimes... Forget that. I teach this class on the ethics of data, and there's always people who say, well, I don't care about my personal data being out there because I have nothing to hide. And I, in some way, understand that sentiment, right? Because it feels like it's, first of all, an impossible task. There's not much you can do.

And it might be true that people in that moment really don't worry too much of their data being out there. But it's a very privileged position to be in. But if you don't have to worry about your data being out there, that means just that you're currently in a really good spot. And it's certainly not true for everybody.

And it might be true that people in that moment really don't worry too much of their data being out there. But it's a very privileged position to be in. But if you don't have to worry about your data being out there, that means just that you're currently in a really good spot. And it's certainly not true for everybody.

And it might be true that people in that moment really don't worry too much of their data being out there. But it's a very privileged position to be in. But if you don't have to worry about your data being out there, that means just that you're currently in a really good spot. And it's certainly not true for everybody.

Think of the fact that we can predict your sexual orientation just from your online digital footprints. That still comes with a death penalty in many countries. Think of mental health still stigmatized in many parts of the world. And I think the fact that even if you don't worry about your data being out there here now doesn't mean that couldn't change tomorrow.

Think of the fact that we can predict your sexual orientation just from your online digital footprints. That still comes with a death penalty in many countries. Think of mental health still stigmatized in many parts of the world. And I think the fact that even if you don't worry about your data being out there here now doesn't mean that couldn't change tomorrow.

Think of the fact that we can predict your sexual orientation just from your online digital footprints. That still comes with a death penalty in many countries. Think of mental health still stigmatized in many parts of the world. And I think the fact that even if you don't worry about your data being out there here now doesn't mean that couldn't change tomorrow.

Like I think the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe versus Wade made that somewhat painfully real for a lot of women in the U.S. Because suddenly the fact that we can track your Google searches, we can track your GPS location so we know potentially where you go. We can like this like period tracking app.

Like I think the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe versus Wade made that somewhat painfully real for a lot of women in the U.S. Because suddenly the fact that we can track your Google searches, we can track your GPS location so we know potentially where you go. We can like this like period tracking app.

Like I think the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe versus Wade made that somewhat painfully real for a lot of women in the U.S. Because suddenly the fact that we can track your Google searches, we can track your GPS location so we know potentially where you go. We can like this like period tracking app.

So there's like all of these data traces that we never really had to worry about suddenly was like, well, now I don't necessarily want someone else. poking around in my private data because it could have like implications that are very detrimental. So this is like what I mean by

So there's like all of these data traces that we never really had to worry about suddenly was like, well, now I don't necessarily want someone else. poking around in my private data because it could have like implications that are very detrimental. So this is like what I mean by

So there's like all of these data traces that we never really had to worry about suddenly was like, well, now I don't necessarily want someone else. poking around in my private data because it could have like implications that are very detrimental. So this is like what I mean by