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Check out our Quick Guide to Alternatives: a short list of alternative tools and platforms that will help keep your private information more secure.
Check out our Quick Guide to Alternatives: a short list of alternative tools and platforms that will help keep your private information more secure.
Tactical Tech featured in Time Magazine, The Economist and The Guardian
Me and My Shadow has been shortlisted by The Daily Beast for their BEASTBEST Awards and has been described as a place to make a 'good start for eluding the NSA'.
It 'lets you figure out what sort of data footprint is left by your devices and internet access points so you can see how your digital habits affect your privacy.'
The Info-Activism How-To Guide brings together info-activism strategies, digital tools and case studies from around the world.
Facebook has some 1.1 billion active users. Some 200 million accounts are active at Twitter. Millions more shop at Amazon and other online retailers. But few have actually read the long passages of legalese before clicking "I agree" and typing in an address, e-mail, telephone number or credit card details.
We're delighted to announce that our website Me and My Shadow has been awarded a prestigious international online activism award for the most creative and original website.
English jury member Georgia Popplewell said of the site “Me and My Shadow presents in very playful and visually compelling way a means of allowing online users to see the digital traces that they leave through their online activities – and offers easy solutions to fixing them.”
"A gentle introduction to exploring and understanding your data": Tactical Tech’s second course for the School of Data, building on our earlier course about cleaning data.
On March 7-8, 2013, we will be in Beirut, Lebanon, for our "Localisation Lab", which is a small meeting to work on ideas for localising our info-activism and evidence-based advocacy resources in partnership with groups in the Arab region.
Tactical Tech has produced a pack of cards on info-activism in the Arab world that activists and trainers in the region can use as inspiration and reference material in their work.
Tactical Tech has been working with the Open Knowledge Foundation on a new project of theirs called School of Data. In our never-ending quest to support rights advocates to work with data and create visual stories we are contributing three courses to this new online learning platform. The first course - A Gentle Introduction to Cleaning Data - is up and ready to guide you through how to clean a dataset using a spreadsheet.