When Did You First Start Caring about Online Privacy?
Channel: EFForg
Date: 2017-04-12

Was there a moment in your life when you had an awakening about the importance of digital privacy?
We’re collecting stories from people about the moment digital privacy first started mattering in their lives. Through this collection, we’re hoping to illustrate the varied, often deeply personal reasons that people care about digital privacy.

We launched the project by sending reporter David Sparks to the Security B-Sides conference in San Francisco, where many fans of digital liberty often come to see EFF and others speakers discuss topics like security, privacy, and online freedom.

Want to add to the conversation? Post a blog post, article, tweet, or short video, and then share it on Twitter using the hashtag #privacystory. We’ll be collecting these, blogging about them and retweeting them to help spur a broader public conversation about the value of privacy in our digital world.

Special thanks to David Spark (https://twitter.com/dspark) and Spark Media Solutions ((http://sparkmediasolutions.com), with the support of Remediant (https://www.remediant.com/), for the production of this video. A video of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.
 
 The song Echoes from Neals (https://soundcloud.com/amplitudeproblem/echoes-from-neals) is licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 by Amplitude Problem (https://soundcloud.com/amplitudeproblem).  The EFF original work (everything but the song) is also available under CC BY 4.0.