Posted 30 Sep 2018
Kiosks go up in Glasgow Scotland
Cian Heasley interviews RethinkLinkNYC about LinkNYC and the kiosks in New York City. In his article, he mentions that physically identical kiosks have gone up in Glasgow, a place close to his home.
Fortunately, the citizens there have been able to get InLinkUK, the company constructing the kiosks, to disable the 2 side cameras.
Cian studies infosec and computer forensics. He can be followed on Twitter.
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Kiosks go up in Glasgow Scotland
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Media Release
We are a group of concerned citizens from a variety of backgrounds who see opposition to LinkNYC as a non-partisan issue. We believe that all New Yorkers will share our strong suspicion of this program when they are better informed. We named our fledgling movement RethinkLinkNYC, because we believe that this program needs to be rethought, and quickly. Free Wi-Fi should really be free, and citizens— not corporations—must have the freedom to decide if and when our data is used.
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