Shareveillance: The Dangers of Openly Sharing and Covertly Collecting Data (Forerunners: Ideas First)

Are you aware of the dangers of openly sharing and covertly collecting data? Introducing Shareveillance: The Dangers of Openly Sharing and Covertly Collecting Data (Forerunners: Ideas First). This powerful book delves into the politics of transparency and secrecy in our digital age. As we navigate the landscape of open data and constant surveillance, we must question what it truly means to "share." In Shareveillance, author Clare Birchall sheds light on the concept of being "shareveillant" – subjects who are expected to be transparent while the security state actively keeps data closed. This eye-opening book challenges conventional notions of sharing and invites us to reimagine our collective political relationality beyond the expectations of the state.

By drawing on the insightful concepts of Jacques Rancière's "distribution of the sensible," Shareveillance invites readers to critically examine the complex relationship between sharing, surveillance, and power. Birchall's thought-provoking arguments offer a fresh perspective on contemporary issues of privacy, data protection, and information control. As we become increasingly aware of the increasing reach and impact of data collection, this book serves as a powerful tool for understanding the implications of our "shareveillant" society.

Take a step beyond the superficial understanding of sharing and delve into the depths of Shareveillance. Equip yourself with a deep understanding of the politics behind data transparency and secrecy. Let Birchall's captivating narrative guide you through the intricate web of surveillance and the notion of what it truly means to share in today's digital world. Don't miss out on this important read that challenges the status quo and encourages critical thinking about our role as "shareveillant" subjects.

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