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No Encore for Encore? Ethical questions for web-based censorship measurement
Published on September 14, 2015
Council for Big Data, Ethics, and Society
This case study examines tricky ethical questions that arise when researchers co-opt Internet-connected devices as vantage points for data collection, without the knowledge or consent of the users of those devices. Authors: Arvind Narayanan and Bendert Zevenbergen
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