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Performance Action. Search for an intimate, private space is an instinctive action in all animal species. Some of them build their own shelters or cocoons. Most of the time some sort of thread or other linear element is used to accomplish the task.
Sometimes, I think I show too much of me... but it is my own decision. I DECIDE.
I used to love Instagram app and the comunity of igers. But as you may know, Facebook bought Instagram and they have recently changed their Privacy Terms.
As a photography lover I do not want to let them make money of my own work. They say they won´t sell your pictures, but they let third "persons/companies", you might not know, use your pictures for Advertisment WITHOUT asking for your permission. They do not really clarify the ownership of the pictures you upload there.
In other hand I want to control my privacy. It is my life and MY pictures: I decide WHAT-WHERE-WHEN I share them.
So I found a new app called EyeEm which I honesty recommend to all of you. It is free, more serious, challenging and creative, fresh new app. They respect the ownership of your pictures!
So, in case you want to follow my adventures, you can find me here and on EyeEm as "Sweetmims".
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Para quienes sepan Español, aquà os dejo un link con toda la polémica explicada y con distintas opiniones de famosos igers españoles:
www.xatakafoto.com/opinion/instagram-y-la-polemica-de-sus...
These two guys, Arvind Narayanan, left, and professor Dan Boneh, work in the computer science department at Stanford University. They've developed a system for letting people "check in" and tell their friends where they are -- all in a secure, private, way: crypto.stanford.edu/locpriv/
A pigeon in Parc de Bruxelles (Warandepark), the largest urban public park in the center of Brussels :-)
With so many online profiles and identities, do we really know how much of our data is visible to everyone?
Mating Bordered Mantids, Stagmomantis sp., I think S. limbata. The pair stayed locked together from at least noon (when I first saw them) until after dark, around 8 p.m., after which I finally saw the female on her own. The male, apparently, escaped without becoming her dinner. I wonder if waiting until dark to separate from the female is a possible survival strategy for males -- only males of this species can fly, so maybe he could use darkness as a cover to make a quick getaway with less chance of being grabbed?
Leica M2
Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II
Kodak Tri-X @ 200 ISO
Rodinal 1+50
9 min 20°C
Scan from negative film
Reclaim Privacy screen shot of Facebook privacy settings
(cc) David Berkowitz www.marketersstudio.com
Hey, there's a photo of my friend on the Washington Post home page! It's almost as if facebook is giving away the data of my friends and I to third parties!
Honestly, I've typed my data into a for-profit website and, like with my blog, I expect it to get around a bit. But this is like the Philip K Dick future of social networking. They're aggressively using our data including personal photos of friends of mine to try to market to me? FAIL
I'm taking the post off my RSS reader.
Thousands protested in Berlin on Saturday against NSA surveillance activities and to fight for their right to privacy. Philosophy-student Charlotte took part in the #StopWatchingUs protest, demanding less surveillance and monitoring by governments.
Privacy Policy We, at Kula Products treat the privacy of our visitors with the highest importance. This policy details the measures we take to preserving and safely guarding your privacy when you visit or communicate with our site or personnel.
This Blue Jay took a messy bath in the bird bath ... water flying everywhere. But it was a hot afternoon so I bet the water felt great.
Board game letters spelling out privacy and encrypt. For attribution please link to www.comparitech.com/ Thanks!