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Disrupting surveillance: critical software design-led practice to obfuscate and reveal surveillance economies and knowledge monopolies
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2021
Big data collection, behavioural economics and targeted advertisement are changing the dynamics and notions of our individuality and societies. By mobilising critical design methods, I made a series of critical design works to reveal and disrupt surveillance and knowledge monopolies. The aim of this practice-led investigation is to challenge surveillance and knowledge practices within internet search and advertising industries and through this contribute to surveillance debates and critical
doi:10.7488/era/1188
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