We’ll be celebrating the 10th anniversary of BEE SECURE, the Luxembourg Safer Internet Centre, at the next salon on December 8th looking at the most significant things that happened in privacy in the last 10 years.

You won’t want to miss this trip down memory lane exploring the good, the bad & the plain ugly aspects of privacy in the digital world of the past decade – make sure you have plenty of popcorn 😉

Date:
Tuesday 08/12/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#bassdesécher”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

Everyday we use tools to communicate and work over the Internet, even more so in the pandemic situation we are currently in. The majority of these tools are sucking up and monetising our information, but what can we do if we want to work & communicate while protecting our privacy at the same time?

Following on from the discussions in the last Privacy Salon, in this edition we’ll be looking at some tools & platforms to do just that, exploring the background issues and showing how they are used in real world contexts.

Date:
Tuesday 17/11/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#bassdesécher”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

PLEASE TAKE NOTE: IN THIS EVENT CRYPTO = ENCRYPTION! WE WILL NOT BE TALKING ABOUT BITCOIN & OTHER SO-CALLED “CRYPTOCURRENCIES” NOR “THE BLOCKCHAIN”

Cybersecurity Week Luxembourg is an advocacy-campaign week, which aims to raise awareness of cybersecurity threats, promote cybersecurity among citizens, corporate and SMEs, and provide up-to-date security information through education and sharing best practices.

Crypto Wars?

If you use the Internet, you use encryption whether you realise it or not…
In this edition of the Salon we will be looking at the “war” on encryption, why there cannot be a “back door for the good guys”, and how weakening encryption affects every single person online.

Date:
Tuesday 20/10/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#bassdesécher”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

Welcome to Privacy Salon Takeaways!

The Takeaways are special editions of the Salon which will focus on one specific topic and give some “Takeaways” – tips & best practices related to the topic.

PII (Personally Identifiable Information) is the holy grail of bad hackers, scammers, marketers, advertisers, social media giants, trolls, doxxers and general creeps on & off the Internet.

But what exactly is PII, why is everybody & their bot after it, and what can you do to make sure yours stays, well, private?

We’ll take a deep dive into PII and offer our takeaways at the next Salon!

Date:
Tuesday 21/07/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#checkyourfacts”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

Welcome to Privacy Salon Takeaways!

The Takeaways are special editions of the Salon which will focus on one specific topic and give some “Takeaways” – tips & best practices related to the topic.

Deep into the global pandemic we are (mostly) masking up but the debate about facial recognition continues .

From privacy to law enforcement, this Salon will take a deep dive into the subject, examining new developments, who benefits and how to protect yourself.

Date:
Tuesday 30/06/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#checkyourfacts”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

Welcome to Privacy Salon Takeaways!

The Takeaways are special editions of the Salon which will focus on one specific topic and give some “Takeaways” – tips & best practices related to the topic.

As we are deep into the effects of the global pandemic we’ll be looking at something that has been receiving a lot of attention: digital tracking.

From contact tracing to cookies, this Salon will take a deep dive into the subject, examining how tracking takes place, who benefits from it and how to protect yourself.

Date:
Tuesday 09/06/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#checkyourfacts”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

Some people have been asking for another Salon, so in the spirit of the times, we’ve quickly decided that it will be this Thursday, May 28th at 18:30. Grab a drink and join us online to chat about anything & everything related to digital privacy

Date:
Thursday 28/05/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#checkyourfacts”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

DUE TO THE CURRENT SITUATION, THIS SALON WILL BE ONLINE –

LINK TO PARTICIPATE https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Got a question about Internet privacy but never knew who to ask? Then this edition of the ONLINE Privacy Salon is for you. Our knowledgeable panel will be on hand to answer your queries.

We’ll do an update about the Coronavirus situation and then move on to your questions.

No prior technical expertise or knowledge is assumed, so ask away about anything – there are no “stupid” questions (hopefully we are not too stupid to answer them, though 😉 ).

You can send questions in advance via twitter, email to info @  privacysalon dot lu or just ask them at the event. You may remain anonymous in all cases (anon twitter account or email address, random name at the event)

#WeAreNotUsingZoom

Date:
Tuesday 28/04/20, 18:30

Address:
ONLINE: https://bbb.opencloud.lu/b/chr-djj-uup

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed.

Digital Privacy Salons are skill & knowledge sharing sessions which aim to teach people the basic ways of protecting themselves and their data from intrusive surveillance and unwanted/unwitting information gathering.

Generally the salons deal with how to have private conversations over instant messaging, emails, how to browse anonymously amongst other things.

It is very important that you leave the Privacy Salon with tools & knowledge you can use on a daily basis, and explain to your friends how to do it too. All the attendees should come with device(s) they want to install tools on.

For more information on Privacy Salon read this @sachaheck post about a Salon and this interview with Rosi, asking about her transition from Privacy Salon attendee to speaker. The interview is also available in French and German

Luxembourg Digital Privacy Salon is free, intended for everyone, no prior technical expertise is assumed. This year the Privacy Salon is presented in collaboration with BEE SECURE in the frame of the campaign “#checkyourfacts”

WITH THE SUPPORT OF