0.0146 seconds | We Do Not Accept
Due to COVID-19, most reading events are canceled or postponed. I'm trying my best to find new opportunities to continue this project in alternative settings. more information will follow. If you have a suggestion, please let me know.
We do not accept – A movement about data-ownership and data sharing.
There is a difference between the physical and the digital. In the physical world, we understand the rules. We have the intuition to detect when conditions are unfair or when the power is unbalanced. In the digital world, we lack that intuition.
In the physical world, we also understand our identity. We know when to be a friend, a professional, a student, a child, or a parent, and we know how to choose which one for each situation. In the digital world, we do not understand our identity in the same way. Instead, our identity got determined by companies and institutions, composted by data and algorithms.
The movement consists of various projects, experiments, games, talks, and presentations – to create awareness of the impact of digitalization on society. By making the complexity of information technology understandable for everybody, we can move towards truth data-ownership so that we can choose who knows what about us.
Instead of just clicking ‘agreed / next / permission / OK / accept’ to every button that pop-up.
Don’t just accept it, let’s take control.
A project by Artist & Design Researcher Julia Janssen
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Podcast
Achter de Klik
Behind the Click
Podcast (Dutch)
Julia Janssen takes you one journey behind the surface of the Internet. Because what happens on the other side of the screen when you click? The online universe has a lot to offer. But what price do we pay for access?
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Spotify
Apple Podcast
#1 Klik hier om door te gaan / Click here to continue
Introduction and informed consent
With Kahtalijne Buitenweg, Member of the Dutch Parliament and vice-chairman of GroenLinks / The Green Left.
#2 Wij hechten veel waarde aan uw privacy / We really care about your privacy
Privacy concerns and associated values
With Marleen Stikker, Internet pioneer and founder of Waag – institute for technology and society.
#3 Door onze dienst te gebruiken / By using our service
Privacy as byproduct and choices
With Ruben Verborgh, Professor decentralized webtechnology and teammember at Solid
#4 Wij verzamelen informatie over jou / We collect information about you
Data and more data
With Haroon Sheikh, senior reseacher at WRR - wetenschappelijke raad voor regeringsadvies
scientific council for government policy
#5 Om onze dienst te verbeteren / To improve our services
Innovation and Internet 'users'
With Jos van Dijk, Joyce Baars and Marc Carton, I-Interim Rijk IT government agency of the Ministry of the Interior
This episode is made for the I-Interim Rijk Conference
'Achter de click' is on a summer break! The next episode will come in August.
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Jan - Sept 2020
With a Pionier Grant from SIDN funds for Innovation and Internet projects, Janssen is working on an artistic research about information and identity.
More information soon!
non-discimination by design
Aug 2020 - March 2021
Developing principles for ethical Ai. Commissioned by the Dutch Government.
The principles will be developed by a small team of lawyers, data-scientist and political scientists – under the direction of Bart van der Sloot.
Julia Janssen will take part as the designer of the principles and publication of the research.
New & in development
News
Futurelab: De informatiehuishouding van het Rijk in 2030
April 23, 2020
De Volkskrant
article in national newspaper, page 3
October 25, 2019
Editie NL, RTL 4
October 21, 2019 18:15
“The law states that almost everything is permitted, provided that they have given their consent. But what does consent mean, when one click on ‘agree’ has 835 destinations?"
– Julia Janssen in conversation with Aleid Wolfsen, chairman the Dutch Data Protection Authority
December, 2019
Algemeen Dagblad | October 19
"Top 10 things to see at Dutch Design Week"
Dutch Design Foundation | October 16
DDW Talent
Elle Magazine | October 27
"De Geheimen Die Je Niemand Vertelt, Maar Google Wel Weet"
Data Sharing Days (interview)
Janary 27, 2020
Trouw
November 23, 2019
NPO radio 1 Journaal
October 21, 2019 (7:50)
NPO radio 1 - Spraakmakers
November 19-29, 2019
0.0146 seconds
In one-click, 0.0146 seconds, you accept 835 privacy policies.
It will take hundreds of hours to read all these conditions. An inhumane difference to the 0.0146 seconds in which you thoughtlessly clicked agree - An inhumane task for a single person to read this all. So let's do it together!
‘0.0146 seconds’ is a collective read out loud performance in which everybody can participate – An act against the exploitation mechanics of the data economy. For the sake of control over personal information
#IDoNotAccept
For 6-12 months( until all 835 policies are read and recorded), the 0.0146 seconds pop-up radio studio travels to different locations and events. Please contact me if you would like to host an exhibition or if you want to participate as a reader.
Status on February 28, 2020: 186 readers. page 159/826
Due COVID-19, a lot of reading performances got canceled or postponed. We hope to continue as soon as possible. Check the agenda for coming events.
Agenda
/ June 25, 2020 Lecture and performance
0.0146 seconds / I-Interim Rijk – Dutch Ministry of Interior and Kingdom relations – Maarssen> Online
/ April 2, 2020 (postponed: Covid-19) > December 1st, 2020 / performance and live experiment
0.0146 seconds / Risk Event - ISACA, Spant – Bussum
/ May 7-9, 2020 (postponed: Covid-19) new date TBA / exhibition / performance
0.0146 seconds / TUMULTINGENT, De Krook, Ghent
/ May 30-31, 2020 (postponed: Covid-19) > May 2021 / exhibition
0.0146 seconds / Lentekabinet Festival, Amsterdam
/ July 1, 2020 / exhibition / performance (postponed: Covid-19)
0.0146 seconds / FutureLab Toekomstverkenning: ‘De informatiehuishouding van het Rijk in 2030’ (Ministry of Education, Culture and Science) - Nieuwspoort, The Hague
/ TBA / performance and presentation
0.0146 seconds / Fixing The Internet: Data Sharing is caring, Freedomlab Campus – Amsterdam
/ Aug 27-30, 2020 / Presentation
0.0146 seconds and Achter de klik / Into The Great Wide Open, Vlieland > Magazine & online
/ date TBA / exhibition / performance
0.0146 seconds/ Into The Great Wide Open, Vlieland > Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam
photo by Ilyas Sarib
/ Sept 180-19, 2020 / performance
Podcast Festival / Tolhuistuin Amsterdam
/ Oct 17-25, 2020 / exhibition
Driving Dutch Design / Dutch Design Week 2020
Other projects
data stocks
Research and system on the monetary value of personal data
The Attention Fair Installation
Games, visualizations and experiments about the monetary value of personal data
The Attenion Fair
is financially supported by the Grant for Talent Development, Creative Fund NL and the Pionier grand from SIDN fund, for Innovation and Internet.
0.0146 seconds
is financially supported by Paul Moreno
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is financially supported the Pionier grand from SIDN fund, for Innovation and Internet.
A project by Julia Janssen
Studio Julia Janssen
[Art / Design & Research]
{Technology / Data & Identity}
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