Privacy Aspects of Contact Tracing Applications in Europe and Recommendations for Their Future Use by Raif Baran Tombul

Subjects: “…European Privacy Law…”
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Exploring the intersection of art, technology, and social issues on Paglen’s work by Miguel Ángel Roque

Subjects: “…media activism, surveillance, technology, privacy, art…”
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“No moral integrity”: Influencer sharenting and parental protective perception by Arantxa Vizcaíno-Verdú, Ignacio Aguaded, Juana M. Ortega-Tudela

“…We conclude that beyond the privacy policies of these platforms, further research should address how the unique affordances of these platforms impact children’s safety on the internet. …”
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Outsmarting the algorithm or leaving the grid through surveillance artivism by Elke Reinhuber

“…Privacy feels like a distant memory since it is virtually non-existent nowadays. …”
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Harmful Effects of Social Research and the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights by Liliana Mondragón Barrios, Tonatiuh Guarneros García, Alberto Jiménez Tapia

“…Results: Respondents indicated that harmful effects were considered in terms of the repercussions of certain actions and decisions of the investigator, confirms risks such as the misuse and/or manipulation of information, the generation of false expectations of participants, the invasion of their space and privacy. The harms were disclosure of identity, violation of rights and the generation of stigma and prejudice; it brings in other types of harmful effects such as the self-interest of the researcher or his/her institution. …”
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The function of internal communication during the COVID-19 health crisis: Transformation or transubstantiation? by Joan Cuenca-Fontbona, Marc Compte-Pujol, Mariana Sueldo

“…Furthermore, new gaps have emerged, such as the need for employee self-management, along with managerial challenges posed by ambiguity, privacy, data accuracy and security and worklife balance in the teleworking context. …”
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Un cuarto propio conectado. Feminismo y creación desde la esfera público-privada online / A connected room of one´s own: Feminism and creation from the online public-private sphere... by Remedios Zafra

“…Abstract Based on the critical reappropiation of «A room of one’s own» (Virginia Woolf, 1929) and setting this work into the actual Net Culture, this paper is about the feminist validity and the redefinition of the spaces of concentration and privacy, converted in nodes of relation and immaterial labor in an online society. …”
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La intimitat resguardada del poder by Antoni Mora

“…This public mutation, for its part, brings with it the disturbance of possible –or impossible– places of shelter, the private sphere (privacitat) and, within, privacy (intimitat). Joan Maragall offers a wide variety of reflections on that disturbance throughout his public –and not so public– career. …”
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Utopías de vida privada / Utopia of Private Life by Begoña Pernas

“…This historical overview enables us to observe how sexual identity and the creation of «privacy» are both essential to the triumph of moral notions, ideas about the «good life» and the hegemony of the bourgeoisie. …”
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