Would you stick this all over your college campus?

[Jordan]

Yeah you’re right they are sort of focused on privacy in particular, if anyone has some better ideas about what to put on a poster or sticker I would be super interested.

Advocacy for privacy is pretty tricky especially when talking to normal people.

@Ambrosio

All the artworks are interesting, but still focusing on the privacy part. Privacy matters. Ok. Cool. Why? Why should I care? I have nothing to hide, right?

We all know these “arguments”. Even here there are many topics about those, or about how difficult is to explain friends/family what privacy actually is and why it matters.

The same goes for the “Your data is yours…”. First problem is another bad argument - they know everything already anyway and second problem is that people have no idea how much data is actually collected.

Yeah I thought just making it intriguing could get someone to scan the QR code and at least get them to think about their privacy. In reality someone isn’t going to change their ways based on a poster or a sticker.

I think most people care about their privacy they just don’t know it’s being invaded, at least, that’s the impression that I have from talking to people who aren’t into this stuff.

@Ambrosio

I think that, to function as a sticker, the message must be:

• COOL or trendy (for a younger audience)
  or
• simplified comparison between different services
  or
• interesting/clever enough to spark the conversation

100% I agree.