Topic: Surveillance

Found 6 entries.

• Metadata Is the Surveillance We Keep Forgetting

  Encryption protects the letter, but metadata is the address on the envelope. Learn why your filenames and logs are leaking your strategy.

• Stop Embedding Random Widgets: They Gossip About Your Clients

  That 'helpful' chat bubble and the embedded map are not innocent. They are third-party observers recording your clients' every move. Clean up the site.

• The RFP That Makes Data Brokers Leave the Room

  Most 'Analytics' features are actually surveillance devices. We added a 'Poison Pill' clause to our RFPs that forces vendors to admit if they are selling us out.

• Offline Mode Is a Security Feature. Not a Convenience Feature.

  Always-online software leaks metadata by design. Learn why true privacy requires the ability to pull the plug and keep working.

• 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.

• 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.