Policing our data
The race-based data debate The history of using “science” and “data” to encourage violent crimes against the established Other is […]
Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Volume 67 Issue 3
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Introducing another form of capitalism: surveillance capitalism
Every click, swipe, and post = $$$ for social media companies The 2020 film The Social Dilemma was not overexaggerating
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
“L’enfer, c’est les autres”
When surveillance shapes behaviour, we live in Hell We live in a world of cameras and cookies. Everywhere we go,
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
We love Big Brother
From Orwellian fears to a participatory willingness, we have fallen in love with being watched George Orwell’s book, 1984, ends
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The modern horror of street photography
Candid street shots meet the eerie gaze of AI Perhaps you’ve seen street photography, a subgenre of photography encompassing a
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Beating the Internet
Foolproof ways to stay secure online In our modern digital age, fears about our lack of privacy online have grown.
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The Stench of Crime
The man, the myth, the legend: The Peepeepoopoo Man It was five years ago, but I remember it like it
Features, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
From The Fruit Machine to Facial Recognition
How queer surveillance has evolved from the Cold War to the Digital Age If you’ve ever studied the Cold War
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Should Canada be doing more to protect our data?
Navigating privacy and accountability in this digital age In its early days, social media was a simpler platform—a place to
News and Politics, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
President McEwen on Mental Health, Fossil Fuel Divestment and other topics.
A snippet into The Strand’s interview with President McEwen on recent Vic and student affairs. Why do you think Victoria