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Just a fraction of a second it takes to click āagreedā to a privacy regulation. In 0.0146 seconds, we blindly sign a contract about collecting and using personal data. More often than exception, this click does not permit just one, but hundreds of privacy policiesā¦
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Privacy Policies: Legal jargon, written in paradox summations, lengthy sentences, and complicated vocabulary. Yearly, the average internet users click āagreeā to 1700 privacy regulations. But besides this āactive permission,ā this click may have multiple destinations. Companies ally in the so-called Trusted Third Party Hosting Network (TTPHN), to collect and share information, business to business. Permission for one automatically means consent for the others.
The book āOne Clickā is a collection of 835 privacy policies which are accepted with one-click on āgot itā at www.dailymail.co.uk. The book symbolizes the fragile position of the Internet user and emphasizes the lack of control on personal data.
It will take hundreds of hours to read all these conditions. An inhumane difference to the 0.0146 seconds. An inhumane task for a single person to read this all. So letās do it together.
ā0.0146 secondsā is a collective read out loud performance in which everybody can participate ā An act against the exploitation mechanics of the data economy. For the sake of control over personal information
