Francis Kuriakose (EUR) and Deepa Iyer (Cambridge): Human Rights in the Big Data World. Kimberly Houser (Oklahoma State) and W. Gregory Voss (Toulouse): GDPR: The End of Google and Facebook or a New Paradigm in Data Privacy? Paul-Olivier Dehaye and Michele Loi (Zurich): If Data is the New Oil, When is the Extraction of Value from Data Unjust? William McGeveran (Minnesota): The Duty of Data Security. Why do we care so much about privacy? Big Tech wants to exploit our personal data, and the government wants to keep tabs on us — but “privacy” isn’t what’s really at stake. “Owning your data” will not save you from data capitalism. Google’s Earth: How the tech giant is helping the state spy on us.
Kieron O’Hara (Southampton): Where Shall We Draw the Line? Conservatism, Privacy and Digital Modernity. Jordan M. Blanke (Mercer): Top Ten Reasons to Be Optimistic About Privacy. Welcome to the age of privacy nihilism: The personal-data privacy war is long over, and you lost.
