Privacy is Power [with Carissa Véliz]

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A chat around Carissa Véliz's latest book "Privacy is Power" and on some connected topics. How to raise people awareness about the consequences of sharing personal data? Is the frame given by the media to the topic a good one to understand the issue? In which sense privacy is a collective rather than individual matter?

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