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Letting normal people on the internet was a huge mistake
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Letting normal people on the internet was a huge mistake
Clayton Cubitt, 2021
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Google’s product isn’t cloud service, it’s trust.
Dave Winer, 2014 [Scripting News]: March 26
"The key issue with internet governance is always trust," he says. "No matter what the forum, it always comes down to trust."
Dmitry Burkov, 2014 Reported by James Ball Meet the seven people who hold the keys to worldwide internet security | Technology | The Guardian
Internet technology lets us peel away layers of divisions and distractions and interact with one another, human to human. At the same time, the powerful are looking at those very interactions, and using them to figure out how to make us more compliant. That’s why surveillance, in the service of seduction, may turn out to be more powerful and scary than the nightmares of Nineteen Eighty-Four. Yet here we are, still talking to each other. And they are listening.
Zeynep Tufekci, 2014 Is the Internet good or bad? Yes. — Matter — Medium