Why I am publishing all my private emails, messages and phone calls to the internet in real time

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"we are regularly told that if we do not agree to the terms and conditions of a service online, we have the choice not to use it. Apple? Microsoft? Google? They pretty much all say the same, and that, in essence, is that they own every piece of data, including the account, and they can do whatever they please with both.

In October 2015, in conjunction with my exhibition Data Shadow, I gave a talk at the University of Cambridge’s Festival of Ideas, titled "Anonymity is our only right, and that is why it must be destroyed". At the end of the talk, I shared all my login details with the audience. This included all my personal and professional email addresses, my Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn profiles, my Apple ID, and my (closed) online banking details. "