cyberphilosophy

Category: privacy

Kant on Digital Autonomy: Balancing Individual Rights with Cybersecurity Duties

After delving into Kant’s Categorical Imperative and its application in cybersecurity in our previous post, we now turn our attention to a crucial concept: digital autonomy. In a world where data privacy is often in the crosshairs of cybersecurity threats, how can Immanuel Kant’s ideas help us navigate this challenging terrain? Understanding Digital Autonomy:Digital autonomy…

August 26, 2023
The Privacy Revolution: Turning Points When Privacy Became an Economic Asset for Big Tech

The Information Age has not only brought about significant advancements in computing, networking, and data-driven technologies but has also reshaped our understanding and perception of privacy. As the digital landscape evolved, the concept of privacy underwent a revolution, becoming an economic asset for big tech companies. This blog post explores the turning points in the…

July 30, 2023
Part 22: Unveiling the Digital Dystopia: Unpacking Capital Accumulation in the Age of Big Tech

Welcome to our extensive blog post, where we delve into the intricate world of capital accumulation in the digital age, specifically within the realm of big tech. Drawing inspiration from Marx’s analysis of the general law of capitalist accumulation the general law of capitalist accumulation, as outlined by Marx, describes the cyclical process of capital…

July 11, 2023