One year after the Cambridge Analytica Scandal, one year after the world seemed to have been put on alert... Have we grown more wary of Facebook or Google?

Digital giants have been under scrutiny while the EU has been trying to regulate these tech platforms and their increasingly powerful role in society and the global economy.

Christopher Frauenberger from the Faculty of Informatics shed light on how technology invades our privacy and how it might lead to abuse of power.

In a world where COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES— including Facebook, Twitter, cellphones, smartphones and Web cams — have become UBIQUITOUS, is there such a thing as PRIVACY?

CHRISTOPHER FRAUENBERGER, Human-Computer Interaction Group at the Technical University in Vienna, held a keynote speech last Tuesday about PRIVACY : what the INTERNET knows about us, why it does MATTER and how to CHANGE things.

We would like to thank him again for his useful insights into how to protect one's privacy while navigating the web and using social media.

Read Leo's, Neda's, Ben's, Leila's, Clara's account of the talk and feel free to comment on them.