The Digital Sandwich Generation: Women's roles in ...
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Claims that household digital identity work routinely falls to caregivers and gives concrete techniques: use a password vault (LastPass example) and plan estate access for accounts, apply two-factor authentication or parental locks to curb accidental purchases, preserve and migrate media formats, avoid attaching children's real names to photos, and teach kids the rule Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it kind? The talk focuses on actionable steps and real hazards rather than high-level sociology.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15Digital Sandwich Generation Identity Management for Other People
- 2:03Identity, Names, and Pseudonyms
- 3:26Authenticity
- 5:02Passwords and Password Keepers
- 9:12Inheritance and Estate
- 11:34Diminished capacity or consent
- 12:55Awesome kids
- 15:22Keep it secret Keep it safe
- 17:32Troll-proofing the future
- 18:03True Necessary Kind
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