Reminding this page https://replicant.us/freedom-privacy-security-issues.php I wonder if some poster could be interesting to show in a simple way different privacy issues on the phones.
It could be illustrated with several levels: - apps with privacy issues (probably most known issues, which can be illustrated with some flashlight app accessing to SD card, but I would think some google/facebook app collecting GPS localisation would more efficient as an example) - system/drivers with privacy issues (with the example of Samsung backdoor). - firmware with privacy issues (with bad modem isolation and closed booting systems) Those different examples would allow to show the Replicant perimeter of work with examples to make it clear. To organise this, I would use some scratch or magnetic shapes which could be put on a metal/scratch flexible board. This board would makes appear the shape of a phone (to allow to use it to make appear samsung backdoor in an example, and and bad modem isolation in another example, on the same phone) with front and back sides. - On the front side, some app on the display could illustrate the app level issue - On the back side, several pieces like the modem, internal memory, and booting (but where to place it?) would be identified to allow participants to associate issues with both bad modem isolation and Samsung backdoor. The goal would be to make visitors guess what issues could occur on their phone, based on several shapes displaying several issues: - privacy app - closed driver sourcecode - bad modem isolation - booting system - etc. (other examples could be added) Do you think it could interest visitors? - Fil Lupin. ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ On Friday, November 1, 2019 12:56 AM, dllud <[email protected]> wrote: > > Canvas Banner - however they can be made from a range of other materials > > such as Vinyl. > > Generally made to order, with options such as metal grommets (holes), > > adhesive grommets (canvas colour, stronger), or pole pockets. > > For 183x90cm banner (table size?) you'd need to budget about €100 or > > equivalent if you want useful additions like liquid-lamination and UV > > stability to make the banner last a long time. > > Thanks a lot for the help TJ. Much appreciated. > > I think we should go for the adhesive grommets. > > As for the finishes, UV stability seems unnecessary as the banner will > be used indoors. The only outdoor event that I can think of is CCCamp, > but that will only happen again in 4 years. > On the other hand, the liquid-lamination seems to be a good idea as the > canvas should be able to last several conferences. I see it improves the > scratch resistance (scratches will happen while we handle it) and makes > it somewhat washable from stains (e.g. someone spills a coffee on top of > it). > > With no other ideas proposed so far, I would say we should go for this > one. In that regard: > > 1. Would this be illegible to be paid for by Replicant funds? (I am > CCing the people from the Steering Committee that can make such decision.) > I my opinion, if done properly, it will be an enduring good that can be > re-used on all conferences where Replicant wishes to advertise it's > presence. On the short term I am thinking about: 36C3, FOSDEM 2020 and > LibrePlanet 2020 (if anybody can attend). I bet there will be many more. > > 2. TJ (as you seem to be "in the know"): is this something where you > could help? Could you perhaps take care of the design? (Which is more > like arrangement, as the main elements are designed already, see bellow.) > I will try to get quotes from companies in Lisbon (Portugal), and > perhaps Paris (France), where either I or another Replicant contributor > could go personally to pick and check the finished product. But perhaps > it won't be that much more expensive to have it produced in the UK and > shipped to us. > > 3. Design: something like the banner from Replicant's homepage[1] would > be the most "future-proof" design. However, it only appeals to those > that already know the project. Should we add something else? > > [1] https://replicant.us/images/replicant.png > > > Replicant mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/replicant _______________________________________________ Replicant mailing list [email protected] https://lists.osuosl.org/mailman/listinfo/replicant
