Mosaic Theory and Cyberharassment: Using Privacy Principles to Clarify the Law of Digital Harms and Free Speech

Fuller, P. Brooks

doi:10.1080/10811680.2017.1331637

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“…According to a review of the literature, no scholars have yet attempted to answer this question. The literature on government information disclosure and information security mainly focuses on the conflict and coordination between contemporary disclosures and information confidentiality (Kerr, 2012;Davisa, 2011;Mei & Chen, 2023), the security risks of information disclosure (Jaffer, 2010;Gray & Citron, 2013;Xiao & Su, 2022), and the necessity of information confidentiality for national security (Pozen, 2005;Fuller, 2017). Most authors suggest maintaining a balance between information disclosure and national security from institutional (Wells, 2006;Zheng, 2023), technological (Li et al, 2023, and personnel (Wu et al, 2023) perspectives.…”

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Impact of Western transmission of the Peking Gazette on Late-Qing China’s information security

Chen,

Deng

2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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The Peking Gazette, as a widespread and effective medium for the dissemination of important information from the Qing government, played a significant role in the internal governance of the empire. In the 19th century, Western missionaries, diplomats, and businessmen in China respected the authenticity and authority of the content in the Gazette, and carried out large-scale translations of political, social, cultural, economic, and military-diplomatic information into English. Western transmission of the Peking Gazette to some extent promoted cultural exchanges between China and the West and also provided the Western powers, which were in a period of expansion, with a wealth of political and military intelligence. The internally focused Qing dynasty was initially unaware of the Western transmission of the Peking Gazette and later took a series of doomed measures, leading to severe damage to national information security and political safety. The historical lessons of the Qing empire are enlightening for countries worldwide today: there is a need not only for openness and transparency but also for balancing the relationship between information disclosure and national security.

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Impact of Western transmission of the Peking Gazette on Late-Qing China’s information security

Chen,

Deng

2024

Humanit Soc Sci Commun

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Household Wattch: Exploring Opportunities for Surveillance and Consent through Families’ Household Energy Use Data

Snow,

Khan,

Day

et al. 2024

ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact.

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Household energy use data may contain sensitive inferences into family life, yet its potential for surveillance is imperfectly understood. To explore this space, we developed Household Wattch, a speculative eco-feedback ‘provotype’ that profiles households according to their energy use data. Evaluated by 16 participants from Australian households engaged in an 18-month energy use monitoring trial, Household Wattch elicited perceptions and expectations about the near future of energy use data, as a useful yet potentially sensitive commodity when analysed. We highlight challenges and opportunities for energy use data across three scales: (1) Within the household, (2) Beyond the household- (e.g. sharing energy data with third parties) and (3) Post-household (e.g. what happens to energy data when a household re-configures or disbands). Findings suggest users may require support in understanding the sensitivities of their energy use data, particularly when deciding whether to share it with third parties. Opportunities exist for accidental or deliberate surveillance via energy use data and these need to be identified and managed. Provotypes represent a useful tool for navigating this space, and we provide considerations for how they can support users in speculating over possible energy futures.

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Mosaic Theory and Cyberharassment: Using Privacy Principles to Clarify the Law of Digital Harms and Free Speech

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Impact of Western transmission of the Peking Gazette on Late-Qing China’s information security

Impact of Western transmission of the Peking Gazette on Late-Qing China’s information security

Household Wattch: Exploring Opportunities for Surveillance and Consent through Families’ Household Energy Use Data

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