The sources

Chapter 9. The Data You Hand Over

3 sources behind this chapter. Each one carries a note on what it is doing in the argument.

The chapter itself, for readers of the book

  1. How Companies Learn Your Secrets

    Duhigg, Charles New York Times Magazine, 19 February 2012

    The source behind the Target pregnancy-prediction story, used to show how ordinary shopping data can reveal something intimate before a person has chosen to say it aloud.

    Duhigg, Charles. "How Companies Learn Your Secrets." New York Times Magazine, 19 February 2012. (Target pregnancy prediction story)

  2. General Data Protection Regulation, Regulation 2016/679

    European Union Official Journal of the European Union, 2016

    The legal backdrop to the chapter’s discussion of personal data: collection must have a lawful basis, a stated purpose and limits that do not vanish because a system can infer more.

    General Data Protection Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2016/679. (Referenced generally in discussion of data protection principles)

All the sources, chapter by chapter