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Imagining a Digitally Secure, Feminist Internet

May 9, 2014 By Rohini Lakshané Leave a Comment

Imagining a Digitally Secure, Feminist Internet

This is the second in a series of posts reporting on the Global Meeting on Gender, Sexuality and the Internet held in Port Dickson, Malaysia from April 13 to 17, 2014, to envision a feminist Internet and to evolve a framework for it. Around 50 activists working on gender rights, sexual rights and Internet rights […]

Filed Under: Security Tagged With: digital security, Imagine A Feminist Internet, information security, online security

Sexuality and Expression: Safer Sexting

December 11, 2013 By EroTICs India Leave a Comment

Sexuality and Expression: Safer Sexting

Republished from Take Back The Tech! You sent sexy pictures to your partner and suddenly they’re all over the Internet. Strangers are creeping on you, your family shames you, your friends reject you and your boss fires you. But you’re an adult, and it was a simple consensual act you both enjoyed. Is digital abstinence […]

Filed Under: Privacy, Sexual Rights Tagged With: consent, Cryptocat, digital abstinence, freedom of sexual expression, online privacy, online security, online sexual rights, safe sexting, secure sexting, sexting

Public | Private: Define Your Line. Shape Your Space

December 5, 2013 By EroTICs India Leave a Comment

Public | Private: Define Your Line. Shape Your Space

Republished from Take Back The Tech! What is the line between private and public? Is it the home? The body? Is it about thoughts, relationships or spaces? What about the digital spaces that increasingly take up room in our lives? In an age of social media and mass surveillance, privacy is increasingly being seen as […]

Filed Under: Gender & Tech, Privacy Tagged With: 16 days of activism against gender based violence, online anonymity, online identities, online privacy, online security, online violence against women, Take Back The Tech

Gendered Abuse Online

November 7, 2013 By Richa Kaul Padte Leave a Comment

Gendered Abuse Online

This is the eighth in a series of ten blog posts reporting on the EroTICs India workshop held in New Delhi in March 2013.  So you’ve got proper online security, strong passwords, and great software, all good to go. But are there other kinds of threats you may face online? What about abuse, verbal violence […]

Filed Under: Connect Your Rights, Delhi 2013, Online VAW Tagged With: gender and social media, gender and social networking, gendered abuse online, online security, online violence against women

Wearing a Digital Condom: Staying Safe Online

November 7, 2013 By Richa Kaul Padte Leave a Comment

Wearing a Digital Condom: Staying Safe Online

This is the seventh in a series of ten blog posts reporting on the EroTICs India workshop held in New Delhi in March 2013.  Web browsers: One of the fastest ways to spread viruses is through a web browser, and to prevent this from happening, make sure your browser is as secure as possible. Mozilla […]

Filed Under: Connect Your Rights, Delhi 2013, Security Tagged With: browser security, encryption, https, online security, Tactical Technology Collective, TrueCrypt

Passwords: Your First Line of Defence

November 7, 2013 By Richa Kaul Padte 2 Comments

Passwords: Your First Line of Defence

This is the sixth in a series of ten blog posts reporting on the EroTICs India workshop held in New Delhi in March 2013.  A password is your first line of defence – for your computer, email, and information. So firstly, make sure your computer is password protected (under the ‘admin’ account option), so your […]

Filed Under: Connect Your Rights, Delhi 2013, Security Tagged With: KeePass, online security, secure social networking

Security Risks Online: How Much Information Do You Give Away?

November 7, 2013 By Richa Kaul Padte Leave a Comment

Security Risks Online: How Much Information Do You Give Away?

This is the fifth in a series of ten blog posts reporting on the EroTICs India workshop held in New Delhi in March 2013.  If you want to protect yourself, then the devil really is in your details – Jac sm Kee, APC Women Imagine the life of an Indian gender or sexuality rights activist. […]

Filed Under: Connect Your Rights, Delhi 2013, Security Tagged With: Facebook, gender and social media, gender and social networking, online security, secure social networking, Trace My Shadow, Twitter, women in social media

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