Humanism aims for the full development of all people. To that end, I think all Humanists should intensely value privacy and security, including internet security. Privacy is the ability to keep things to yourself, like a journal, or only to people who should access it, like communication between you and your bank, or you and… Read more »
Guest post by BillyBob Imagine a society where everyone wore a black ski mask and black robes; you could pretend to be anyone. There would be no need for criminals to worry; no one could identify them as it’s their right to wear a ski mask and not be required to show their face. … Read more »
In her latest opinion column in Peterborough This Week, Sarah Frank asks, “Can’t Anything Be Private Anymore?” Frank starts her article with a general discussion about personal privacy: Living in a society driven by new technologies and steered by highly-specialized marketing techniques, it’s no surprise that our level of personal privacy is declining — and… Read more »
The world is changing, we are, more and more able to express ourselves and be seen by the multitudes. That demands we change the times, but also that we watch where we step. But some have warned that C-13 would allow organizations to disclose personal information without a court order. The disclosures would also be… Read more »