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Hacking the Future: Privacy, Identity, and Anonymity on the Web

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Amber is finished

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"As greater portions of our waking lives migrate to the Web, and as our "real-word" lives and our online lives continue to blur, the conversation becomes increasingly crucial. We are not simply fighting for freedom vs. security, we are fighting for the ownership of our selves. Those bits of data that Mark Zuckerberg wants to sell to advertisers are just as much a part of who you are as your flesh in blood."

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Stryker's closing words: "Yes, anonymity lets you be a different person, but it also allows you to be who you really are. That's precious. Let's not give it up without a fight."

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