Entries Tagged as 'tsa'
by Ian Glazer | October 21, 2010 | 1 Comment
Our technology and our society have reached a point where our privacy can be automatically impinged. We have fully automated disrobing ourselves. We have created the disrobot – a machine or process which automates the stripping away of the veil of privacy. Consider the apps on your smartphone or social networking platform of choice. There [...]
Category: Privacy Tags: apps, dystopia, facebook, foursquare, kraftwerk, nudie scanners, Privacy, tsa
by Ian Glazer | July 21, 2009 | Comments Off
No doubt you frequent fliers out there have received emails from your airline of choice talking about TSA’s Secure Flight. As you make air travel reservations in the future, your airline will communicate with TSA to get, essentially, a fly/no-fly decision from the Secure Flight system. As the TSA explains in the “How it works” section [...]
Category: Privacy Tags: Privacy, risk, tsa
