Siding 29: How We Enclosed the Record of Human Life-and How We Can Build Differently

Before asking who may use our data, perhaps we should ask a more basic question: should the record exist at all?Every day, ordinary life leaves behind a growing trail of information—where we go, what we buy, what we search for, what holds our attention and what systems infer about us. Privacy laws increasingly regulate that information once it has been collected. Siding 29 asks what happened befor...