Keynote: Maybe We Have Been Doing This Wrong?: Protester as Persona
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Argues that privacy and security work routinely misses marginalized people and offers concrete fixes: runs CryptoHarlem workshops teaching operational security; shows a real Signal blocking bug on Android that re-enabled abusers (later fixed) as an example of missing features that threaten survival; points to a published UX/user-research checklist used to force questions about power, identity, and blocking law‑enforcement geolocation requests; recommends modeling protesters, queer people, women, and other intersecting identities inside core personas so designs actually reduce harm.
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