H4cked Off: Naivete, thy name is Tim Berners-Lee

Charlee Gothard
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Tim Berners-Lee's solutions to the problem of personal data privacy, shared at IP Expo today, don't address the biggest challenge: most people just don't care

Sir Tim Berners-Lee delivered a wonderful keynote at IP Expo today in which he laid down the idea that people should own their own data, and be able to plug it into any data set from any company to...

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