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↪ Replying to @Marm_Design
@MarMurube On Netflix it says 16+ years old, due to violence. It isn’t frequent but there are some violent scenes. Most of it is insinuated.
Well-written, believable, unsettling and surprising. I just finished #Clickbait on Netflix and the 8-part mini series did not disappoint.
#ClickbaitNetflix #DigitalEthics
Every day of my Design Ethics course I have been collecting reflections and questions from the class (two weeks in now). On Friday my teaching is designed entirely around their input. So essentially, the students designed Friday's lesson. Excited to see how this plays out.
↪ Replying to @JaredFossey
@JaredFossey Remembering to celebrate my own achievements is definitely a weak spot. 😬
(Also I shouted at you for writing this 😅)
When storing data (sound/video/transcript et al) from user research, what strategy do you have for avoiding content ending up on various cloud services?
Or do you never save directly to a computer but rather to peripheral storage?
#GDPRQuestion
And if you’re okay with cloud storage, is this something you clearly explain to the people whose personal data will be stored there?
(Why do I feel like I’m asking trick questions… 😜)
LinkedIn are killing their stories feature. The end.
gizmodo.com/rip-linkedin-s…
A few hours ago I sent out my rebooted newsletter. I have so much to share when it comes to articles and resources related to #DigitalEthics, so these will always now contain a good number of curated links. Also a Swedish section, by popular demand. 😊
newsletter.axbom.com/issues/digital…
Yesterday, when I sent this out, was the 11-year anniversary of my company. My intent was to mention this in the newsletter, making a point of how I forgot my 10-year anniversary during the pandemic. But alas, I now realise I forgot to mention the 11-year anniversary… 😂🤪
“Google topped spending at 5.75 million euros, followed by Facebook at 5.5 million euros, Microsoft at 5.25 million, Apple at 3.5 million, Huawei Technologies Co Ltd at 3 million and Amazon in sixth place with 2.75 million, the study said.”
economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/internati…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Downbeatdan Thank you Dan! Cyd shared this one as well: x.com/cydharrell/sta…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@AngelosArnis I am all about the ethics as you know :), so I think my concerns are more around how they treat/exploit/care for their participants. I remember coming across some controversy some months ago, but imagine there are many I know here with more insight.
I haven’t been keeping up on this: Is Substack a platform that can/should be recommended?
Still my favorite post on desire paths, and jumping to conclusions, by @Acuity_Design.
acuity-design.medium.com/that-damned-pa…
Never underestimate the extent to which some journalists want to draw solid conclusions from incomplete and biased data. Ideally summarised in a misleading headline.
#NoteToSelf
↪ Replying to @unknown
@amybphd @mrialena Ha! I’d forgotten This was in your book Amy. I just on Friday gave your UX Podcast interview as a listening assignment for my Design Ethics students. Today I‘m showing them this :)
Still the worst example of #confirmshaming I’ve been subjected to.
Image description: Alert window on the MyMedic website with the title “MyMedic would like to send notifications.” To opt out one has to click a link with this text: “no, I don’t want to stay alive.”
There are many ways digital can go wrong… x.com/axbom/status/1…
Good news! A case to watch closely.
#DigitalEthics x.com/ACLU/status/14…