Author of A Public Service - https://teapaw.org/t.co/b2PzE6sj2Z Artist - https://teapaw.org/t.co/UtnTYLmYj8 Co-Organizer @ LA Cryptoparty - https://teapaw.org/t.co/RN7nOydlUU Digital Strategist at @alleyco
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Joined January 2009
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Tim Schwartz retweeted
We spent months interviewing tech #whistleblowers incl @IfeomaOzoma @TylerShultz_ @chrisinsilico & top lawyers to put these legal considerations together. Hope hope this #TechWorkerHandbook will empower tech workers to make informed decisions techworkerhandbook.org/legal…
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the first of its kind #TechWorkerHandbook, especially the Legal section we wrote techworkerhandbook.org/legal… Thank you @IfeomaOzoma for making it happen!
Tim Schwartz retweeted
.@timatron came by the Game Lab to dive into the corners of the dark web with us! Tim Schwartz is an artist, activist & technologist focusing on data privacy and digital information, and challenging power while protecting one’s identity. timschwartz.org/
Tim Schwartz retweeted
deep rooted, long lasting systemic problems might require deep rooted, long lasting solutions
Tim Schwartz retweeted
social media and the algorithms that drive it are like impacting every aspect of our society that has regular internet access bigger than the printing press did in over a century 📱🧠🌎🔥
Tim Schwartz retweeted
"Online Communities Are Still Catching Up to My Mother's Garden Club," at @hackernoon: hackernoon.com/online-commun…
An overview of my current line of work with @MEDLabBoulder and #metagov in online governance.
Tim Schwartz retweeted
Signal is back! Like an underdog going through a training montage, we’ve learned a lot since yesterday — and we did it together. Thanks to the millions of new Signal users around the world for your patience. Your capacity for understanding inspired us while we expanded capacity.
Tim Schwartz retweeted
One of the books I reviewed in 2020 was @timatron's "A Public Service" - a comprehensive guide to whistleblower safety. If you are part of a whistleblowing project - as a leaker, advisor or reporter - it's an essential read.
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Tim Schwartz retweeted
When covid struck Florida, @GeoRebekah - a data scientist working for the state - created a dashboard to help people in the state follow the disease's spread as Republican Governor Ron DeSantis lifted restrictions and declared the state open for business.
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Tim Schwartz retweeted
The security of a secret EU defense meeting was just a 6 digit pin on a web app... and the Belgian guy posted a picture, while the call was happening, that included 5 of the 6 digits.
Computers are hard.
Tim Schwartz retweeted
The Trump administration's extradition case against Assange—and the underlying Espionage Act charges—are a critically important front in the war on journalism. But his trial, now into week four, has not received much news coverage. freedom.press/news/julian-as…
Tim Schwartz retweeted
Your periodic reminder that leaks are extremely good for democracy. nytimes.com/interactive/2020…
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By popular demand, let's talk about the security, privacy, and usability of BigBlueButton. freedom.press/training/blog/…
Tim Schwartz retweeted
It’s like the old saying goes: “red sky at night, sailor’s delight; red sky in the morning, someone set the desert east of here on fire with a gender reveal party smoke grenade”
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@timatron, one of our Digital Strategists, recently published his book: “A Public Service: Whistleblowing, Disclosure and Anonymity.” We asked Tim about his new book as well as his passion for teaching anonymity and his artwork. alley.co/news/alley-spotligh…
Tim Schwartz retweeted
This judge repeatedly cites the Snowden disclosures, showing once again the power of a whistleblower driven by conscience and a press dedicated to the truth. teapaw.org/ACLU/status/1301227394…
Tim Schwartz retweeted
There have only been 12 days in 2020 where police did not kill someone. The police killed 751 people in 235 days.
Tim Schwartz retweeted
who needs a warrant when you can just buy data... bounty hunters did it, secret service did it, now customs and border protection. this is a dangerous trend to watch. so many hands in the cookie jar. data dragnet to anyone who can pay.
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