- Researchers looked at publicly available Twitter posts from almost 14,000 users
- Algorithms accurately predicted 64% of the time what they were going to say
- If the user didn't have an account, that percentage dropped to 61% accuracy
- Showed that sites can infer data about users by looking at their friends' posts
ROBERT STEELE: Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young is one of my heroes. She has spent decades focusing on individual sovereignty and the absolute rights of anonymity, identity, privacy, and security. She is one of the handful of people who will be creating the alternative to #GoogleGestapo (a term she does not like, but I think it fits). With her, Bill Binney, Stephen E. Arnold and so many others, I now have the network necessary to create the alternative.
See Especially:
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: An Introduction to Self-Sovereign Identity
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: Sixteen Domains of Identity
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: There’s A Facebook Alternative, It’s Called Self-Sovereign Identity #GoogleGestapo
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: The Ethics of Building a Post-Google Internet (the Autonomous Internet)
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: Reference Links for Internet Identity / Individual Cyber Sovereignty
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: Sovrin Foundation, Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI)
- Kaliya “Identity Woman” Young: Humanizing Technology
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