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key: the-network-and-things-you-dont-control
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title: "The network and things you don't control: The little black boxen at the edge of the galaxy"
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id: 6E03tbU6L5w0IyjMi7yF
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language: English
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format: keynote
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tags:
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- freedom
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speakers:
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- robert
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draft: false
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The world is flooded with "smart" and embedded devices, many of which play a crucial role in
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modern society. The reality is this "future" came with the cost of lost freedoms and
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lack of security. Device manufactures, OEMs and ISPs are all guilty of enticing users to
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accept that our modern way of life should be built on a foundation of black boxes that we can't
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control. This session will cover a wide range of topics in relation to the freedom issues around "smart" and embedded devices.
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The world is flooded with "smart" and embedded devices, many of which play a crucial role in
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modern society. The reality is this "future" came with the cost of lost freedoms and
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lack of security. Device manufactures, OEMs and ISPs are all guilty of enticing users to
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accept that our modern way of life should be built on a foundation of black boxes that we can't
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control, sometimes requiring the usage of a proprietary app or connecting to a server when
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the device is in our very own living room. In many cases, the lack of support and critical
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security updates can turn these convenient devices into weapons that can have a greater impact
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on users and society at large.
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This session will cover a wide range of topics in relation to the freedom issues presented with
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embedded / "smart" devices and how some of these issues can be mitigated using Free Software. |