The document outlines the agenda for a class on privacy and security in new media policy. The agenda includes recapping concepts around internet policy and regulation, discussing different definitions of privacy, how the internet has changed privacy, and how students can protect themselves online. It also announces an upcoming class debate on whether China should continue enforcing real name registration on social media.
4. RECAP (1/2)
> what is the internet? what makes it different?
> what is internet policy and regulation? why does it
matter?
> what drives regulation? and how does regulation
affect the internet?
5. RECAP (2/2)
> how to make a persuasive argument
> from multiple sides
> both in written and spoken form
7. PRIVACY
> what is it and why is it important?
> how has internet changed it?
> how can we protect ourselves?
8. WHAT IS IT?
> privacy as the right to be left alone
> privacy as control of your information
> privacy as contextual integrity (nissenbaum)
> privacy not as one definition but multiple related
concepts (solove)
11. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
> why do we need to protect ourselves?
12. HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF
> 2 step verification
> device encryption
> end-to-end encryption
> password manager
> google dashboard