embedded engineer || reverse engineering, wireless comms, hardware & firmware hobbyist || electronics amateur || occasionally writer
social democratic pirate || anti-communist, anti-fascist || secular Muslim opposing populism & radicalism || he/him 
:blobfoxcomputer: embedded engineer || reverse engineering, wireless comms, hardware & firmware hobbyist || electronics amateur || occasionally writer :pirate: social democratic pirate || anti-communist, anti-fascist || secular Muslim opposing populism & radicalism || he/him toots auto-deleted after 1 month "technologies are invented to make our lives easier, not our choices." # NoBot
:blobfoxcomputer: embedded engineer || reverse engineering, wireless comms, hardware & firmware hobbyist || electronics amateur || occasionally writer :pirate: social democratic pirate || anti-communist, anti-fascist || secular Muslim opposing populism & radicalism || he/him toots auto-deleted after 1 month "technologies are invented to make our lives easier, not our choices." # NoBot
since it's public, I'm happy to reveal that @JamesBaker@social.openrightsgroup.org and I will have a talk at Oggcamp on its second day about UK Digital ID
but instead of covering the privacy/surveillance side, we'll focus on how the BritCard (or whatever other new name UK gov't will come up) could be used to harm citizens & immigrants in other ways
e.g limit accessibility, discriminate against groups of people, and exploit citizens' data, exploitation data - and more.