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! style="font-weight: bold;" | Technology
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Public and publicly accessible data
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Using data
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Data protection
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Legal frameworks
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Risks and danger
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Ethics
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Incentives
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Privacy
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Consent-ish (sorta, kinda)
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Collective/aggregate consent
! style="font-weight: bold;" | "Informed" consent
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Civic education
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Verification and reliability
! style="font-weight: bold;" | Feedback to data providers (participants)
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| How do you go about your crowdsourcing? technologies and techniques
| How do we adress the fact that we don't have a personal relationship with the data subject?
| Has crowdsourced data outlive its time?
| How do you protect crowdsourced data?
| Any legal frameworks that address consent issues?
| What do you do when informed consent might put people in danger?
| Can you transform non-consent data in a way to make it ethically usable?
| How best can we incentivize participation? in data collection
| Do ebola patients have the right to privacy?
| Do we always need consent in data collection?
| How do I have orgs seed sought consent?
| What is an acceptable threshold of "informed" for informed consent to have happened?
| How can orgs augment, with respect to consent, ongoing comms communities already have?
| How to establish reliability of a data source
| Do we (data collectors) have an obligation to make use of the data, to benefit contributors?
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| Does technological divide affect crowdsourcing?
| How do you ringfence the use of collected data - open data is a nice idea, but is it ethical?
| Is crowdsourced data viable?
| Any best practice recommended?
| Legal definitions of consent
| Is encryption responsible way to protect users of problems?
| Do we need consent in taking photos in a conference, or open environment?
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| Is consent relevant when data is anonymized?
| How to move "informed" consent from "all or nothing"
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| How to think about different forms of consent that is acceptable
| Is civic education a human right?
| What can we learn from cryptographers in verification/anonymity balance?
| Is there an obligation to close the feedback loop once you have crowdsourced info?
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| How does mode of communication (interview, phone, SMS) bias the information you get?
| If content is public, does that imply consent?
| Can a source consent to the use of their data if they do not know how it can be used?
| How safe is online data storage?
| What are the legal rules around data/consent?
| What crowdsourcing risks have orgs encountered?
| If you use personal connections to get data that should be public, what are the ethical issues around it?
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| How do we define responsible?
| What to do when consent is not given, but data is needed?
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| Is consent required if I take a photo and blur the face?
| Should responsible data sharing be taught in schools?
| How can transparency counteract false/hacked accounts?
| What do you do when there is no help/resource available to participants i.e. no health services in region in W africa for ebola?
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| Is there an avenue through which we can track devices for at-risk populations responsibly?
| How do we do consent for bulk/crowdsourced data?
| What do you need to tell people if you are crowdsourcing data, i.e. do you need to tell them it could be used for different purposes?
| How can we ensure responsible data collection through crowdsourcing?
| In absence of laws, how far should we go?
| How can we reduce risk in Disaster in Kenya through responsible data?
| Is consent strictly to prevent harm, or is it broader?
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| Quoting data sources, especially data that is not public (ex.hospital data)
| Does intended use of data change when we need consent?
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| How much certainty must you have to know what "informed" consent is?
| How do orgs here define, understand crowdsourcing?
| Can crowdsourced data be extrapolated?
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| How is consent addressed for data mined, say online?
| If you collect data for one purpose can it be used for other purposes?
| After consent, who owns the data, researcher or subject?
| How do we know the legal obligations when collecting data
| How can we make participation less risky?
| Can we compromise consent for the greater good?
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| Must we always have consent to proceed with getting information?
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| Are there alternative channels of seeking consent?
| How to get collective consent
| How to determine the relevance of crowdsourced data? What is the positional accuracy of crowdsourced data?
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| How do I balance and weight sourced data in relation to human rights?
| How do researchers and subjects protect themselves?
| In the absence of data protection laws, what should we use to determine how to proceed?
| How do you access risk/harm if you use data without consent?
| Is it okay to trade personal data to provide a service that is essential to others? i.e. Google
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| What does consent mean in crowdsourcing?
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| Is there such a thing as implicit informed consent?
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| Accuracy and integrity of data
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| Are orgnaizations and journalists crowdsourcing info?
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| WHat guides orgs' crowdsourcing activities?
| How have crowdsourcing risks been addressed?
| Is it a researcher's responsibility to protect open data if it could be dangerous?
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| When is verbal consent sufficient?
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| What is informed consent?
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| Authenticity
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| Should bloggers be licensed too?
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| Is it ok to mislead in order to minimize risk?
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| How is consent manifested via implication?
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| How are subjects informed?
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| Can we use crowds to verify data?
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| Data sourcing policy?
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| How can we ensure content creators on social media are being responsible/ethical?
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| Are there sets of data where participation itself indicates consent?
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| Do participants realy understand informed consent? How do you check?
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| Cloud computing is a trending technology globally. How are we going to enhance security in the cloud?
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| What percentage of Kenyans contribute to the legislative process?
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| Who decides the ethics of data collection?
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| Do we need consent in layman terms?
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| How do you ethically balance the need for verifiable information versus anonymity which can provide safety?
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| Do we have a data protection act in Kenya?
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| Is ethics subjective and/or geographical?
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| Should journalist be licensed, just like doctors and lawyers?
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| Can I ethically opt out of being a data subject when we need the crowd info to make smart society decisions?
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