đ linkblog: my thoughts on 'Bad Data âFor Goodâ: How Data Brokers Try to Hide in Academic Research | Electronic Frontier Foundation'
- One minute read - 61 words - kudos:I hadn’t realized so many academics were working with data brokers. It’s kind of scary! The EFF has some good points here about so-called “data for good”âand rightly brings up that ethics review boards should be thinking about this sort of thing.
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