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Loose outline for Portland BSides. The through-line is autonomy: data collection is common, often hard to see, and still something people can question and refuse.

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Chapter 1

Your data is everywhere

  1. 1The trails we leave
  2. 2Collection becomes a profile
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Chapter 2

Why people want the data

  1. 3Data is valuable to someone
  2. 4Risk grows with reuse and retention
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Chapter 3

You can say no

  1. 5Consent needs a real choice
  2. 6Autonomy is the point
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Chapter 4

Practical next steps

  1. 7A small refusal toolkit
  2. 8Close: reclaim a choice
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