Topic: Ethics

Found 5 entries.

• Stop Treating People Like “Users”: It Changes How We Collect

  Language is the operating system of culture. When you call a human a 'User,' you justify abuse. When you call them a 'Client,' you enforce respect.

• The “One More Field” Habit Is How Surveillance Is Born

  Surveillance isn't usually a conspiracy; it's a lack of discipline. We explore how 'nice-to-have' data requests slowly destroy client trust.

• If the Client Isn’t Aware We’re Tracking It, We Shouldn’t Be Tracking It

  Invisible analytics are the digital equivalent of a two-way mirror. We explore why 'just metadata' is a lazy excuse for surveillance.

• Privacy Is Not a Cookie Banner (And We Know It)

  Cookie banners are the plastic wrap of the internet—annoying and mostly useless. Real privacy is not about asking for permission to spy; it's about not spying.

• No, We Don’t Need Session Replays in a Law Office

  Watching your clients navigate your website like rats in a maze is not 'optimization.' It is intrusion. We explore why Session Replay tools have no place in a professional firm.