Show notes
Per recently launched a service called DickPicLocator to highlight not only the bullying and abuse many people face through digital media, but also the amount of data that we are (often unwittingly) sharing.
“Oblivious design” – is how we, as designers (and programmers), have good intentions and good ideas but our focus is normally on very specific scenarios. This, combined with our domain knowledge, causes potential uses (and abuses) to go overlooked.
James and Per talk to Adam Scott about how we can work better (as designers and programmers) to cope with oblivious design?
(Listening time: 35 minutes, transcript)
Episode 166: Oblivious design. Featuring @DickPicLocator & a chat to @adamdscott https://t.co/cbxuvW0Uve #ux #ethics #privacy
— UX Podcast (@uxpodcast) September 1, 2017
References:
- Full transcript on Medium for Episode 166
- Per’s Dick pic locator service
- Why I built the DickPicLocator – Per’s explanation on Medium
- Revealing selfies. Not like that – Note to Self podcast episode
- Exif data format and wikipedia page
- Oblivious design sketch by James
- I know where your cat lives
- Adam’s principles of Ethical web development
- Ethical web development series of e-books
- How we handle Do Not Track requests on Medium
- Panopticlick browser fingerprint testing tool