I have to say that my breakfast doesn’t really change much. Fun article on changes in breakfast habits around the world.
Just did my yearly donation to @Wikipedia. Following Tymothy Snyder’s Rule 15 against tyranny: “Contribute ti good causes”. I’m supporting free knowledge! Click here if you also want to donate!
Nice video on what mainstream yoga imagery usually leaves out , via @kottke.
Recommended reading by @edri “You gave #Facebook your number for security. They used it for ads.” via @EFF.
Today I’m at the eu-LISA conference. Lunch break now waiting for the next session on interoperability. My question from this title though would be: “Will this mean less value for “other communities”?” @euLISAconf #eulisaconference.
The European parliament group GUENGL raises concerns about the proposed interoperability proposal of EU commission and how it will link information collected for different purposes for the sake of migration control and crime prevention.
Privacy Badger Now Fights More Sneaky Google Tracking 🥳 via @eff.
The @refugeestudies published two podcasts from the workshop on biometric refugee registration where I was present as part of our Processing Citizenship project.
The Intercept has been reporting on a controversy of a Google version for China with censorship possibilities.
DNA tests are becoming on of my pet peeves: “marketing campaigns for genetic-ancestry tests also tap into the idea that DNA is deterministic, that genetic differences are meaningful. […] making DNA out to be far more important in our cultural identities than it is, in order to sell more stuff” Recommended read from The Atlantic.