Monday, December 5 – Saturday, December 10, 2022
In this course, we will focus on the privacy of your phone and how to keep your device and information safe in a time where more and more digital hacking is happening. This event will be held at Chatham Square Library. Learn more.
Learn how to navigate your privacy controls and protect your privacy on sites like Facebook and Twitter. This event is hosted at St. George Library. Learn more.
In this course, we will focus on the privacy of your phone and how to keep your device and information safe in a time where more and more digital hacking is happening. This event takes place at Richmondtown Library. Learn more.
Join us at Hudson Park Library to learn techniques and applications that can help safeguard your privacy while you use the internet on personal or public devices. Learn more.
Learn how your personal information is being used (and misused) online, and what you can do to protect it. We will discuss how and why companies track and profit from your browsing data, and give you some tools to keep your online behavior private. This workshop will help you improve your understanding of how the …
In this course, we will focus on the privacy of your phone and how to keep your device and information safe in a time where more and more digital hacking is happening. This event will be held at Bronx Library Center. Learn more.
How big is your digital shadow? Learn how internet service providers, law enforcement agencies, and tech companies track your online behavior in this hands-on workshop about mass data collection. This is the second workshop in a three-part series on digital privacy. Participants can sign up for this workshop by calling 718-990-8625 or sign up online.
The CyPurr Collective is celebrating Library Privacy Week the only way they know how: a day of cybersecurity mini-workshops! They are breaking from their usual programming to give participants a bunch of quick little workshops on topics ranging from Mobile Security, Get to Know Your Terms of Service, Phishing, Passwords, Threat Modeling and more! If …
As part of NYC Privacy week, this class covers the issues of privacy in social media such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and other major networking sites. Understand how much personal data is being used and what settings and techniques you can use to protect or control your privacy. Learn more.
What does privacy mean in the public context? What happens when we consider our privacy, security, and safety as shared and public concerns? How do the stakes and the remedies change if we address digital privacy as communities, instead of as individuals? To interrogate these issues, nine library branches -- three from each of the …