Right to Not Broadcast

Explore the critical issue of personal data privacy in an interconnected world through this 48-minute conference talk from linux.conf.au. Delve into the blurring lines between private and shared information as devices become increasingly interconnected. Examine the challenges posed by medical devices, home security systems, and even oral medication with embedded sensors that broadcast personal data by default. Learn about the importance of having the option to disable connectivity on devices that interact with personal information. Discover the current state of personal devices and the necessary steps to protect the right not to broadcast sensitive information. Gain insights into topics such as software transparency, GDPR, vulnerability, consent, health information, domestic violence, and the ethical Internet of Things. Consider the implications of always-on devices and the need for ongoing consent in data sharing. Understand the importance of balancing free access with offline privacy and reducing regulatory burdens while preserving the right to not broadcast personal data.

Introduction
Back to being a cyborg
Software Transparency
Soap Manufacturers
Defibrillator
CPAP
Smart TVs
GDPR
Vulnerability
Consent
Fitbit
Smart toothbrushes
Health information
Critical data
Domestic violence
Offswitches
Ongoing Consents
Class Implications
Ethical Internet of Things
Questions
Free vs Offline
Reducing Regulatory Burden
Right to Not Broadcast