With major companies now using data mining as a primary source of revenue, the die is cast. Is the battle to protect your privacy about to enter a new phase?
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Author: Kevie Macphail
Kevie is from the Outer Hebrides, in the north west of Scotland,UK. He started podcasting with TuxJam back in 2011 and followed this by co-hosting tech-themed, discussion show Crivins along with Gordon Sinclair. A full time Linux user, currently using Debian as his distro of choice, and a keen promoter of unknown artists/bands, especially those who release their music under a Creative Commons license, this led Kevie to starting the CCJam community podcast. Always keen to spread the word on Creative Commons music and open source projects, Kevie has appeared as a guest on the Bugcast, Hacker Public Radio, Music Manumit Podcast, Rathole Radio and TINT.
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With major companies now using data mining as a primary source of revenue, the die is cast. Is the battle to protect your privacy about to enter a new phase?
Arguing that you don’t care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about free speech because you have nothing to say. I think AntiTrail software makes a lot of sense. I saw a video at http://antitrailsoftware.com