So I would like to propose a radical solution to this problem: Let’s turn our libraries, schools and other institutions into islands of networked privacy best practices. Let’s teach our kids to encrypt everything they do on the internet. Let’s teach them to jailbreak every device that they handle. Let’s teach kids to use the best products for their privacy, even when big companies don’t want them to install software on their phone, tablet or laptop. […] Teach them to bust every censor wall, because every censor wall harvests a record of what they look at. Teach them to spoof every form that they’re asked to fill in. And eventually let’s get on to some master subjects like blocking the radio frequency id tags that they carry around or making CCTV maps and figuring out how to move through their towns  without their locations being recorded by their pack sniffs that decided that spying on their neighbours is a proportionate thing to do too.”

So I would like to propose a radical solution to this problem: Let’s turn our libraries, schools and other institutions into islands of networked privacy best practices. Let’s teach our kids to encrypt everything they do on the internet. Let’s teach them to jailbreak every device that they handle. Let’s teach kids to use the best products for their privacy, even when big companies don’t want them to install software on their phone, tablet or laptop. […] Teach them to bust every censor wall, because every censor wall harvests a record of what they look at. Teach them to spoof every form that they’re asked to fill in. And eventually let’s get on to some master subjects like blocking the radio frequency id tags that they carry around or making CCTV maps and figuring out how to move through their towns  without their locations being recorded by their pack sniffs that decided that spying on their neighbours is a proportionate thing to do too.”