A project by #@Joana_Moll

" Typically, a tracker is a piece of code placed within a particular website that allows to monitor and collect data on user behavior. For instance: a tracker can automatically know where a user is based, which computer they’re using, which sites have been visited before accessing a particular site, and which webpages will be accessed in the future – among other more detailed and personal information. The US is currently enforcing embargoes and sanctions against Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, and the Ukrainian region of Crimea. "

" This project has been developed as part of the web residency program — Blowing the Whistle, Questioning Evidence - curated by Tatiana Bazichelli for Solitude & ZKM. "

Web #résidence du ZKM

• http://webresidencies-solitude-zkm.com
• https://schloss-post.com/algorithms-allowed/ ( article )

J'aime beaucoup ce projet,
la mise en valeur des données, le scraping avec #tor

• Crée de la confusion à l'endroit de la propriété des données et de l'information
  à l'endroit des États représenté en ligne #www
• Ils ont en communs d'avoir leur code "occupé" par Google, en "sortant"
• Cela pose des questions de gouvernance #.p

quotes ( homepage project )

" a tracker can automatically know where a user is based, which computer they’re using, which sites have been visited before accessing a particular site "
" American IT giant, have been found within several websites owned by countries under US embargo "
" US is currently enforcing embargoes and sanctions against Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, and the Ukrainian region of Crimea "
" It is important to remember that these websites are stored inside hard disks placed in physical territories "
" "ALGORITHMS ALLOWED" unfolds as an ongoing investigation that reveals the many US tracking and online services embedded in websites representing US embargoed countries, thereby exposing the ambiguous relationship between code, public policy, geopolitics, economics, and power in the age of algorithmic governance. "

Research if the stuff you're including is actually awesome. Only put stuff on the list that you or another contributor can personally recommend. You should rather leave stuff out than include too much.

WHAT ARE DARK PATTERNS?
Dark Patterns are tricks used in websites and apps that make you do things that you didn't mean to, like buying or signing up for something. The purpose of this site is to spread awareness and to shame companies that use them.

Data breachs
-- année après année :
visualisation des failles-fuites de données

Leaks of datas
HTTPS , HSTS ,
Referrer Policy ,
Content Security Policy ( CSP )
...
Check security on your website
From : https://neustadt.fr/essays/against-a-user-hostile-web/