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Watching v. Surveillance: Who, Where, How
Various parties watch/surveil various types of online (and offline) activity at various points for various reasons. In this session, we will at a few differnt sorts of online watching/surveillance and ask: What sorts of axes can we use to draw a line between surveillance and merely watching? Can we classify some forms of watching/surveillance as good and others as bad? Can we enable the good forms of watching/surveillance without necessarily also allowing the bad?
Proposed demos:
- Spouse snooping tool
- Spamming botnet
- Network antivirus tool
- Google adwords api