Hacking the fear of transparency
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Jaime Gómez-Obregón explains how programmers can use technical skills to obtain public data that administrations legally should provide but often withhold, using tools and hacker ethics to increase transparency in public affairs. The talk discusses applying hacking techniques and ethical practices to push for positive change in interactions with public administrations.
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