Tag: identity
China Dan has stolen 23 Terabytes of personal data on 1 billion Chinese citizens from the Shanghai Police Department.
Many people struggling to make ends meet are resorting to the 21st century alternative to a loan shark – a data shark.
Is there hope for the millions of brand-new refugees who’ve lost absolutely everything?
How does someone without a record of their most valuable asset acquire a mortgage and retain their home? Unfortunately, they often don’t.
Regulators could go a long way in fixing what’s wrong with the Internet if they made Big Tech choose to be a community or a service provider, because trying to be both is clearly not working.
People share so much about themselves online. Is this a result of some unchangeable human trait?
Or is Big Tech, forcing their users to divulge too much about themselves in order to make money from advertising?
How do we guarantee safety and transparency of personal identities and records in an ever-rising number of unstable states and economies worldwide?