Beyond ink and paper: software tools for monitoring ...
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Researchers describe concrete auditing tools: a measurement suite that goes viral and collects hundreds of thousands users to prove ISP traffic shaping; automated experiments that create multiple accounts and locations to reveal price discrimination by location on e‑commerce sites; mobile app leak scanners and browser extensions (Privacy Badger, ad blockers) that trace thousands of trackers; logging and transparency prototypes for accountability and even monitoring right to be forgotten removals, with several pilots showing measurable, actionable results.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 11:45Open source tools
- 24:41Algorithms and social control
- 29:54Questions
- 33:52Questions from the audience
- 37:38Not everything is legal
- 39:49Data protection regulations
- 46:04Racial discrimination
- 47:18Big data
- 55:12User questions
- 56:51Multiple online identities
- 58:19Money Advice
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