The Tech Humanist Show: Episode 3 – Calli Schroeder

Summary The Tech Humanist Show explores how data and technology shape the human experience. It's recorded live each week in a live-streamed video program before it's made available in audio format. Hosted by Kate O’Neill. About this episode's guest: Calli Schroeder is an attorney in privacy/data security, as well as a privacy advocate and self-described "die-hard nerd." Her brief stint as a wedding singer led her to wonder if she had violated copyright law, an interest which transitioned to tech law broadly and privacy law specifically. While in law school, Schroeder interned for FTC Commissioner Julie Brill, published an article on consent issues and IRBs in the Colorado Technology Law Journal, among other accomplishments distinctions. She developed a focus on consumer protection issues, surveillance, data breaches, and freaking people out at parties. Among the certifications she holds are privacy designations for the U.S., Europe, and Canada. She tweets as @Iwillleavenow. This episode streamed live on Thursday, July 30, 2020. Episode highlights: 3:24 how did Calli's curiosity in copyright law lead to a career in tech and data privacy law? 8:48 philosophy and theology - how privacy affects the nature of society and humanity 19:30 Live Audience Question: "Should social media platforms offer data portability to move valuable data across different platforms"? 33:00 how we can expect to see regulations roll out in the U.S. 34:37 What makes you optimistic? 37:45 Live Audience Question: EU Court of Justice opinion (see: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-5... for context) & how she's advising clients to go forward 39:49 HARK! A DOG BARKS! 40:07 Pre-Show Audience Question: "I'd love to hear more about what meaningful consent looks like with data privacy. I wonder if there's anything we can borrow anything from sex ed about consent being affirmative, revocable, or centering care and agency?" 50:11 privacy and advocacy for the best futures possible