TL;DR: Very few people advocating #Māori Data Sovereignty are walking the talk. It's oh so hard and expensive to do the right thing and oh so cheap and easy to use those shiny #datafarm alternatives.

Tautoko Dr Karaitiana Taiuru For This Important but depressing research.

Noting that even he decided to post this on LinkedIn. #selfreferential

Māori Perspectives of Data Jurisdiction, Online Identity and Privacy
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/m%C4%81ori-perspectives-data-jurisdiction-online-identity-dr-karaitiana-hcpcf?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&utm_campaign=share_via

I just published a new #Disintermedia blog piece;

https://disintermedia.net.nz/hey-activists-dont-be-a-mailchump

It's another old favourite from the original CoActivate version of the blog, encouraging activists and other community groups to stay in control of our mailing lists, instead of outsourcing it to for-profit companies that may well use it to #DataFarm our members and supporters.

@Salty
> Presumably something like this

That's a good metaphor for DataFarming; any revenue model for online services that involves getting large number of people onto a platform, gathering data about them, and selling it (or the use of it) to third-parties. Any online platform funded by ads is probably a #DataFarm.

#DataFarming

@jonoabroad

Chains is yet another #DataFarm:

"Meta and Threads collect a lot of data. Including but not limited to health and fitness, financial info, contact info, purchases, location and identifiers. While Threads does not currently show ads or sponsored posts, the company says ads will be how it monetizes the site. For marketers and advertisers, joining Threads seems obvious when considering the mass data collection and analysis currently being done by Meta."

#LeeYoung, 2023

https://archive.is/wzSju

Unfortunately I just found another #datafarm which may contain your publicly-facing information. The good news is that it seems (I'm still confirming to be sure) that the opt-out process is rather straight forward, so here you go:

1) Go to https [://] gladiknow [.] com
2) Find your name
3) Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "OPT OUT/REMOVE MY DATA"
4) Scroll to the bottom of that page and click "REMOVE MY INFORMATION"

"Committee hearings that would normally be open to the public will continue to be accessible via the Parliament website and committee Facebook pages."
https://www.parliament.nz/en/get-involved/features/update-on-public-access-to-new-zealand-parliament/

Why is the NZ government giving gratis promotion, on it's own website, to a corporate-owned #datafarm?