Maybe a path to explore.

What Is Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE)? https://www.inco.org/blog/fully-homomorphic-encryption-guide

"What happens when we put love and intimacy at the center of our understanding of privacy, and what are the consequences of their disavowal, in favor of a more familiar technocratic definition of privacy-as-absense? What role does our deep desire for love and belonging, and our concomitant fear of shame and rejection, have to do with the (mis)direction of tech capital and the current, warped shape of the tech industry and its products?"

Enjoy the clarity of 40 minutes with @Mer__edith: https://media.ccc.de/v/38c3-feelings-are-facts-love-privacy-and-the-politics-of-intellectual-shame

@agreenberg

This is the kind of #osint biker gangs were doing here in #Australia.

They would get one of their associate girls working in a Water/Electricity/Motor vehicle department so they could look up personal data for them.

I know for a fact, that #Police database access is logged so coppers can't lookup their exes new address, but not sure if that's is done and/or policed for utilities.

@jasonkoebler In #Colorado, you can change your voter registration to "#confidential" by going to your county clerk's office and paying $5. The thing to ask for is to change to a "confidential voter registration" https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/FAQs/VoterRegistrationData.html

Confidential registrants do not appear on public voter rolls and are not included in statistics. Campaigns will not be able to buy lists with your address on it, or access your voter history. You will stop getting any campaign postal mail, canvassers will not have your address on their lists, and you get far fewer text messages.

And I learned during this election that certified poll watchers are not permitted to see Confidential registrant information by looking over your shoulder while you work as a ballot judge. They ARE allowed to watch you work on everyone else's registration. (Not that it happened at my polling location)

There are a few consequences of this. It makes participating in a caucus more complicated, and it means you cannot use BallotTrax, the state service for checking whether your ballot has been received and recorded. However you can always do that by contacting the clerk's office in person, or over the phone.

I registered Confidential in 2017 and never regretted it.

@josephcox In #Colorado, you can change your voter registration to "#confidential" by going to your county clerk's office and paying $5. The thing to ask for is to change to a "confidential voter registration" https://www.sos.state.co.us/pubs/elections/FAQs/VoterRegistrationData.html

Confidential registrants do not appear on public voter rolls and are not included in statistics. Campaigns will not be able to buy lists with your address on it, or access your voter history. You will stop getting any campaign postal mail, canvassers will not have your address on their lists, and you get far fewer text messages.

And I learned during this election that certified poll watchers are not permitted to see Confidential registrant information by looking over your shoulder while you work as a ballot judge. They ARE allowed to watch you work on everyone else's registration. (Not that it happened at my polling location)

There are a few consequences of this. It makes participating in a caucus more complicated, and it means you cannot use BallotTrax, the state service for checking whether your ballot has been received and recorded. However you can always do that by contacting the clerk's office in person, or over the phone.

I registered Confidential in 2017 and never regretted it.