
“The Internet is the most liberating technology ever invented, and it is the most surveillance technology ever invented.”

“The Internet is the most liberating technology ever invented, and it is the most surveillance technology ever invented.”
Assange highlights the dual face of the Internet: an unprecedented tool for liberation, but also an unprecedented instrument of surveillance. Every freedom it offers is matched by a possibility of control. This duality forces us to be aware of our uses, to weigh benefits and risks. A call to civic vigilance and the defense of our digital rights, without succumbing to paranoia.
Audit your online habits: what data do you share, and what tools do you use to protect your privacy?
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