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SUMMARY:Security\, Privacy and Community in a Connected World - George Nev
 ille-Neil\, Computer Laboratory\, University of Cambridge
DTSTART:20200306T150000Z
DTEND:20200306T160000Z
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CONTACT:J. Hughes
DESCRIPTION:How do digital security and privacy interact with various LGBT
 Q plus communities and how do those communities view and interact with dig
 ital systems in the connected world? There is no single answer to this que
 stion as it depends greatly on the demographics of what makes up a communi
 ty\, including age\, economic status\, and cultural background. The rules 
 of interaction in digital spaces\, and the expectations that people can ha
 ve about both digital security are defined by those who create and maintai
 n the platforms that people use to interact every day\, whether that's on 
 social media\, or the now ubiquitous app culture. The intersection of digi
 tal security and privacy with LGBTQ plus communities is the topic of this 
 talk\, which will show how the systems we build affect the members of the 
 communities that use these systems.\n\nBio:\nGeorge V. Neville-Neil is an 
 industrial visitor at the Computer Laboratory and works on networking and 
 operating system code\nfor fun and profit. He also teaches courses on vari
 ous subjects related to programming. His areas of interest are code spelun
 king\, operating systems\, networking and time protocols. He is the co-aut
 hor with Marshall Kirk McKusick and Robert N. M. Watson of The Design and 
 Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System. For over fifteen years he 
 has been the columnist better known as Kode Vicious. He earned his bachelo
 r’s degree in computer science at Northeastern University in Boston\, Ma
 ssachusetts\, and is a member of ACM\, the Usenix Association\, and IEEE. 
 He is an avid bicyclist and traveler who currently lives with his husband 
 in New York City.
LOCATION:FW26\, William Gates Building\, Computer Laboratory
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