The Ethics of Zero-Day Exploits: The NSA Meets the Trolley Car
Are U.S. government employees behaving ethically when they stockpile software vulnerabilities?
Stephen B. Wicker
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Reading in the Panopticon: Your Kindle May Be Spying on You, But You Can't Be Sure
eBooks may have surveillance technologies embedded in them. Should we care?
Smartphones, Contents of the Mind, and the Fifth Amendment
Exploring the connection qualities between smartphones and their users.
Internet Advertising: Technology, Ethics, and a Serious Difference of Opinion
Exploring the technical and ethical issues surrounding Internet advertising and ad blocking.
Access to the Internet Is a Human Right
Connecting Internet access with freedom of expression and creativity.
The Loss of Location Privacy in the Cellular Age
How to have the best of location-based services while avoiding the growing threat to personal privacy.
Cellular Telephony and the Question of Privacy
A private overlay may ease concerns over surveillance tools supported by cellular networks.
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