✨ Feature Suggestion | Documents for the "real" world #1302
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Privacytools it's a great website where people already know we have a problem in the data business era, and allow us to search for solutions and answers, but what about other people?
I think we should create some documents to be presentation friendly, where some individual or collective privacy acrivists can propose a talk to schools or community, to spread the voice about it, providing source documentation, like a pdf from wall street journal about cambridge analytica and every evil stuff made by corporations with a little explanation and proof provided by source (pdf from wsj and link i.e.).
Should be welcome if there is some hacker there to make some proof of concept about how bad could be installing every kind of app on a phone, and what could do a malicious app with all the permission, i.e. just to explain what a closed source app like whatsapp could gather from our smartphones.
This documents should be easy to understood and must be incisive, to fight the real big enemy in this kind of discussion, the convenience. Because if you ever talked with someone probably you noticed usually the discussion end in "yes you are right that's tremendous" but the guy do not change his habit, and everything continue like you never talked, so a last chapter should contain solutions, i mean people do not really need whatsapp, but need to comunicate, and there are better solutions, like xmpp, or mastondon instead of facebook etc.
Talking with people in my experience i noticed the most difficult things to let them swap is whatsapp because it's very widespread, so generally speaking what this project should aim for are
Why this is important and should be on top priority?
Because we need to wake up more people possible, for them but also for ourself, you already know how hard is to convert people from whatsapp to something else, or just to say them to don't post your picture on fb or istagram, so more people know why we are taking different choice, easier will be to live in our community.
I don't wanna talk about politics, but in the last 2 years happened in a couple of states that a revolt against a dictator was suppressed because they used wrong apps to communicate each other, so i feel this job should help to keep the people freedom and democracy alive as possible
What would you exactly see as the end goal here, advocate about privacy and campaigns to let more people know about privacytools.io? or just making presentations of why privacy is important in general?
The end goal is to have a documentation with libreoffice impress i.e. where people like us who know what big tech corps do in the digital era, could use if they want to became a privacy activist on his community, to explain to other people (in schools for parents and students) and other events what big tech company are doing, their business model, why they should care and what they can do. This is not just about privacytools.io or general privacy, but privacy in the digital era.
Of course privacytools.io it's a great place for people who want to change their habits, so i think it should be in the document, but the document itself should be a resource to help people to talk about it with pdf/photo from important journals that will help to demostrate that what we are saying is real and no a cospiracy theory
Great idea! Let's say I'm on privacytools site and a friend asks me what does the site do? I could tell him to download a pdf file that works as an intro, just a few pages with cold facts about:
I think that makes https://github.com/privacytoolsIO/privacytools.io/issues/987 somewhat related.