π Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Safe Sharing
Protect your data:
β οΈ Share only with need-to-know
β οΈ Double-check recipients
β οΈ Use approved platforms
β οΈ Donβt share passwords via email/chat
A few extra seconds can prevent a breach.
π How do you share info safely?
Mindless games
Counting sheep as a concept for relaxation never worked for me because a numeric inventory feels to my brain like a serious task. One βgameβ I have used with zero stakes (to me) was just coming up with strings of words:
Sassafras
Xylophone
Arrivederci
Bottleneck
Unlimited
Harpsichord
Huntress Wizard
Salivary
Onomatopoeia
Perspicacious
Breathe
Ferry
Merry
Etc.
@vlrny
Iβm promoting the idea of sharing any generally pleasant thought and ending with a prompt:
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My grandmother used to always have ICE MILK in the freezer & thatβs something Iβve never seen as an adult.
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Please reply with anything at all. Possibilities: Have you had a class or a job that was more fun than work?
(I removed the hashtag ChainLetter because that implies tagging others. Thatβs a possibility but I want to see what happens organically.)
Join Timothy Quinn, founder of the Dark Data Project (darkdataproject.org), at #IAC23 to hear more about the design, storage, management and safe sharing of βnon-userβ data as part of a greater βnon-user experience (N/UX)β, with a particular focus on the challenges of protecting the identities of vulnerable populations.
Learn more: https://www.theiaconference.com/sessions/the-non-user-experience-n-ux-designing-safe-systems-for-non-users/
MERAK
Rob π³οΈβπ Rartsy Humanist
IAC - the IA conference