Privacidad, خصوصية, siri, privacy, privacidade. Finding the word in different languages might look simple. The contexts in which privacy plays out around the world, however, is definitely not. What does privacy mean for people in countries around the world? How are new technologies and widespread data aggregation impacting societies, politics, and cultures? What are the stories of the activists working to protect privacy rights and advocate for adequate laws, regulations and practices to ensure data is collected, processed, analyzed and used responsibly?
Privacy is Global
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Privacidad, خصوصية, siri, privacy, privacidade. Finding the word in different languages might look simple. The contexts in which privacy plays out around the world, however, is definitely not. What does privacy mean for people in countries around the world? How are new technologies and widespread data aggregation impacting societies, politics, and cultures? What are the stories of the activists working to protect privacy rights and advocate for adequate laws, regulations and practices to ensure data is collected, processed, analyzed and used responsibly?
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September 29, 2022
Datachiri 2.0: A Creative Storytelling Series on Data Rights [Español]
<p>“¿Qué pasaría si hubiera un monstruo mítico que chupa datos biológicos en vez de sangre?”</p> <p>Como parte de nuestra serie 'ficciones creativas', Privacy is Global se complace en presentar Datachiri. 2.0. Te invitamos a entrar en el paisaje sonoro de La Paz, Bolivia, en 2043. El gobierno se ha disuelto en gran medida y la gente depende de los dispositivos proporcionados de forma gratuita por una organización llamada 'la Congregación'. Allí vive Sascha, una joven en silla de ruedas que también depende en buena medida de la Congregación para poder usar su silla y desplazarse. Sin embargo, un peligro parece estar al acecho, de boca a oído la gente en La Paz habla de un monstruo mitológico capaz de hackear las redes de la Congregación y alimentarse de biodatos. Cuando el dispositivo de Sascha deja de reconocerla comienza una búsqueda para saber qué hay detrás de esta desaparición sospechosa, y qué significa existir, o dejar de hacerlo, en tiempos del Datachiri.</p> <p>Datachiri 2.0 es una historia escrita por Marianne Díaz Hernández basada en <a href="https://internetbolivia.org/datachiri-2-0/"><u>el cómic</u></a> escrito por Alejandro Barrientos e ilustrado por Joaquín Cuevas en colaboración con Internet Bolivia.</p> <p>Las ‘ficciones creativas’ de ADAPT reunió a equipos de escritores de ficción, activistas, abogades, dibujantes de cómics, comediantes, ingeniero/as de audio e ilustradores para pensar en cómo podríamos lograr que más personas se interesen en la privacidad de los datos y la defensa de los derechos digitales a través de la ficción especulativa, el humor y los nuevos modos de comunicación.</p> <p>Para ver el cómic, consulta <a href="https://internetbolivia.org/datachiri-2-0/"><u>https://internetbolivia.org/datachiri-2-0/</u></a></p> <p>Para saber más sobre el estado de la protección de datos en Bolivia, escucha nuestro episodio anterior producido en colaboración con Internet Bolivia, visita la <a href="https://misdatos.internetbolivia.org/linea-de-tiempo/"><u>línea del tiempo</u></a> sobre el proceso de promoción de la ley de protección de datos y lee sobre toda la situación en ese país <a href="https://adapt.internews.org/2022/01/28/challenges-in-the-digital-and-data-era-the-need-for-a-personal-data-protection-law-in-bolivia/"><u>aquí</u></a>.</p>
September 29, 2022
Datachiri 2.0: A Creative Storytelling Series on Data Rights [English]
<p>“What if there was a mythical monster that sucked our biodata instead of our blood?”</p> <p>As part of our ‘creative fictions’ series, Privacy is Global is excited to bring you Datachiri. 2.0. We invite you to sonically enter 2043 La Paz, Bolivia. Sascha lives in a society where the government has largely dissolved, and people rely on devices provided for free by an organization called ‘the Congregation.’ There are rumors of the Datachiri, a mysterious entity that is able to hack the Congregation’s networks to feed on biodata. Sascha’s device no longer recognizes her and she goes on a quest to discover why she’s been disconnected. Datachiri 2.0 is a story written by Marianne Díaz Hernández based on <a href="https://internetbolivia.org/datachiri-2-0/"><u>the comic book</u></a> written by Alejandro Barrientos and illustrated by Joaquin Cuevas in collaboration with Internet Bolivia.</p> <p>The ADAPT Creative fictions project assembled teams of fiction writers, activists, lawyers, comic book artists, comedians, audio engineers, and illustrators to think about how we could get more people interested in data privacy and digital rights advocacy through speculative fiction, humor, and new modes of communication.</p> <p>To view the comic book, please see <a href="https://internetbolivia.org/datachiri-2-0/"><u>https://internetbolivia.org/datachiri-2-0/</u></a></p> <p>To understand more about the status of data protection in Bolivia, please listen to our previous episode produced in collaboration with Internet Bolivia, read <a href="https://adapt.internews.org/2022/01/28/challenges-in-the-digital-and-data-era-the-need-for-a-personal-data-protection-law-in-bolivia/"><u>a blog post by</u></a><u> </u>Diandra Cespedes, or visit the timeline of advocacy <a href="https://misdatos.internetbolivia.org/linea-de-tiempo/"><u>here</u></a>.</p>
September 29, 2022
Crime and Prejudice: A Creative Storytelling Series on Data Rights
<p>“From a private message to police knocking on your door”</p> <p>As part of our ‘creative fictions’ series, Privacy is Global is excited to bring you Crime and Prejudice. Crime and Prejudice is a series of three radio dramas produced by Paradigm Initiative. The series follows the online controversy when the police arrive at Dr. Ewem’s door to arrest her based on information that could only have been obtained from the company Moontech. There is an uproar and backlash on Nigeria twitter. When #boycottmoontech starts to trend, we see how Moontech responds.</p> <p>The ADAPT Creative fictions project assembled teams of fiction writers, activists, lawyers, comic book artists, comedians, audio engineers, and illustrators to think about how we could get more people interested in data privacy and digital rights advocacy through speculative fiction, humor, and new modes of communication.</p> <p>To understand more about data protection and privacy in Nigeria, please listen to the previous episode of Privacy is Global.</p>
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