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VII. Data hygiene

Chapter 7 of 8 · Section 48 of 61

Sections

1. I. The original talk

  • 1. Delete Your Data in 2022
  • 2. 200 users, then we shut down
  • 3. But now we have agents

2. II. Our autonomous software factory

  • 4. From big tech engineering to law
  • 5. Teaching in the age of agents
  • 6. Our autonomous software factory
  • 7. Neon Law Navigator
  • 8. Security is continuing maintenance
  • 9. Kubernetes here and in the cloud
  • 10. Short-lived work, deliberate cleanup
  • 11. Rust makes memory rules explicit
  • 12. Share the code, invite scrutiny
  • 13. Keep content out of telemetry

3. III. Local and cloud AI

  • 14. Choose the AI service agreement
  • 15. Local and cloud models
  • 16. One application, two environments
  • 17. Small models close to home
  • 18. Frontier models by exception
  • 19. Give every token a budget
  • 20. Cache repeated context carefully
  • 21. A good old data dictionary
  • 22. Always defer to code

4. IV. Business separation and estate planning

  • 23. Before the next signup consider an entity
  • 24. Autonomy before and after
  • 25. A business-facing identity
  • 26. The registry can expose you
  • 27. Separate the channels
  • 28. Ownership and access
  • 29. Use social media as your business
  • 30. Estate planning follows ownership
  • 31. A successor needs a route
  • 32. Privacy expectations in court
  • 33. Three different privacy questions
  • 34. Separation has limits

5. V. Death and digital control

  • 35. Your digital successor
  • 36. Make a private inventory
  • 37. Leave clear instructions
  • 38. Decide what should survive
  • 39. Preserve, then close
  • 40. Test the handoff

6. VI. State removal rights

  • 41. The deletion loop
  • 42. Oregon
  • 43. California
  • 44. Washington
  • 45. Choose the right request
  • 46. Deletion has boundaries
  • 47. Keep the receipt

7. VII. Data hygiene

  • 48. A smaller footprint
  • 49. Personal data stays close
  • 50. A recurring privacy check
  • 51. Choose one next step

8. VIII. Delete Your Data: what we cover

  • 52. Delete Your Data services
  • 53. A death check you choose
  • 54. Help starting a company
  • 55. Find unclaimed property
  • 56. Save the removal request
  • 57. Record the lawyer review
  • 58. Coming soon: private legal questions
  • 59. $29/month, filing fees separate
  • 60. More services, clear scope
  • 61. Thanks for attending! BSidesPDX CTF key #1

A smaller footprint

A traveler leaves faint footprints along a forest path

Presenter notes

Close unused accounts. Limit optional permissions. Use distinct aliases where supported. Review public contact details, sharing, recovery paths, and business administrators. Keep a private request log and check for reappearance. These are ongoing habits.

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