Loqi[preview] [Gjalt-Jorn Peters] This is a brief thread/blog post about ownership of data. I created it because of efficiency (basically, I find myself explaining this a lot). Apparently, there are a lot of misunderstandings around data ownership. Here, I hope to correct some misund... [video]
[tantek]As of the second paragraphs they're already making provably false assertions like "Data that are not personal data (i.e. that are not about a person) are about the world. All data falls within one of these two categories, and as such, only personal data is somebody’s property. "
[tantek]Except the opening sentence literally says "ownership of data", and since the context is the distributed social web (where he chose to post first), that can/should be presumed to be on the same topic as "owning your data"
[tantek]Also he refers to audio and video recordings and I believe he's wrong there too. Eg video recording rights I *think* are similar to photography ownership rights
[20_s_Net]Oh god Snapchat is using manipulative marketing just got a video from them saying less social media more snap chat like they're pretending to not be prying eyes or something or am I getting the wrong end of the stick as although I do use social media alot I really don't like it
[snarfed]although it's less and less clear what "social media" means. is IndieWeb social media? no...but maybe yes...? is the fediverse? probably yes, but we like it more? is WhatsApp? it added stories a while ago, and then broadcast "channels" 😆
cambridgeport90_Good. Not sure what the message was,then. Does it matter whether Ident gives a response, or not? (I'm still new to IRC, even though I've been a part of this community for...how many years now?)
[tantek]cambridgeport90_ feel free to use #indieweb-meta to test IRC channel things rather than this (#indieweb) channel. or the informal #indieweb-chat channel for off the record testing