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@ms_MariaB @DrEmmaFrans @Expressen En svensk app för immunitetspass fick nyligen pris av regeringen. Jag försöker förstå hur man resonerade i ett läge där det inte finns någon etisk bedömning eller riskanalys gjord. För en app som ska vara underlag för medborgerliga rättigheter…
coronafree.app
What's your gut feeling when it comes to issuing Covid Immunity Certificates? Digital or otherwise.
The reason I ask is that the Swedish government has recenty awarded an app for immunity certificates. With no sign of ethics or risk evaluations. For an app designed to influence civil rights. I'm beyond upset. 😡
coronafree.app/?lang=en
Of course nobody is writing about this. So I'm afraid I may have to interrupt this vacation and bring out my trusted old laptop.
Remember when Chris Anderson was talking about the long tail?
Today, you can often recognize that tail by its neo-nazi, KKK and other white supremacy content.
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↪ Replying to @TiiaOjala
@TiiaOjala @scandicsverige WHO säger nej. Otroligt att Scandic hittar på egna grejer?
I have a science joke but it's been impossible to replicate. x.com/JoelMarsh/stat…
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund I also can confirm that every time I've had first-hand knowledge of a story covered in a newspaper there has been some significant misinterpretation or omittance (from my POV). *sigh*
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund I'll have to stop reading newspapers... 😅
This post led me down some disturbing paths this morning. Have now been reading about Natascha Kampusch who was the first woman outside Sweden to be "diagnosed" with "Stockholm syndrome". She was held captive by her kidnapper for 8 years from the age of 10. x.com/tomsoderlund/s…
When I see newspapers using this term going forward I will call it out. Always.
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"Stockholm syndrome turns victims into victims a second time, by taking from them the power to interpret their own story—and by turning the most significant experiences from their story into the product of a syndrome."
–Natascha Kampusch
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↪ Replying to @mikael_parknas
@mikael_parknas @TiiaOjala @grishund @frksarapersson Jag tänker att det tydligt inte handlar om digital kompetens, utan om hur planering av tid har digitaliserats. Det finns en tydlig modell för planering i digitala format, medan vi vet att människor har olika sätt att överblicka tid. Jag ser det som en design-miss.
@mikael_parknas @TiiaOjala @grishund @frksarapersson De digitala designlösningar som finns misslyckas ofta med att skapa trygghet hos många användare, så vitt jag sett hos människor jag intervjuat i sammanhanget.
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@tomsoderlund Sad and disturbing, but this description makes a lot of sense. 😬
↪ Replying to @WolfgangBremer
@WolfgangBremer Caring about people's well-being.
Caring beyond people's well-being.
Caring for one's own well-being.
Important read about the widely adopted myth of why and when people migrate, and important to read 'til the end. x.com/The_Corres/sta…
Please remember to add ALT-text to your images and gifs. It takes you a minute extra (reflection is always good before you post anyway) and it means the world for including more people in a public space such as Twitter.
#accessibility #a11y
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@dagensindustri Observera att om du inte avslutar under provperioden (eller 7 dagar innan den tar slut!) så blir du låst i 12 månader för 479.- per månad till en total kostnad på 5.748 kr.
axbom.blog/dagensindustri
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@dagensindustri Observera att om du inte avslutar under provperioden (eller 7 dagar innan den tar slut!) så blir du låst i 12 månader för 479.- per månad till en total kostnad på 5.748 kr.
axbom.blog/dagensindustri
Every time I hear someone talk about how common a design pattern is and how people will just "get it", I think about this statistic. x.com/webfoundation/…
This interview with Tim is sublime. Concerning. But sublime. Compulsory reading.
#DigitalEthics x.com/timmaughan/sta…
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@RebeccaWho Agree it's a journey. And that it's not possible to be 100% ethical. I see it as creating awareness, and encouraging choices based on reflective reasoning. This means more people listen along the way. Showing and being transparent about one's own shortcomings is part of it.
Been working off some aggression with my brush cutter. The mayhem is hard to see in this picture but please enjoy our dog warning sign :)
