2020/2021, Paper. Data Pollution Devices: Artistic Strategies Against Behavior Capture. Technically, the capture of “big data” is usually eclipsed by the complexity of the devices we operate: smart phones, tablets, laptops, Internet of Things (IoTs, ) drones, self-driven cars, all of them equipped with passive sensors, cameras, GPS and tracking software, providing high-level understanding from texts, digital images and videos. According to Philip E. Agre. (2003) These distributed computer systems are able to establish a regime of total visibility through real-time human activities. Besides, these devices are continuously and indiscriminately uploading users information to data-servers where it is managed by companies and data-trackers without authorisation. This paper explores functional aspects and devices involved in the process of data-caption, including internal structures, processes, operations and system‐to‐system relationships of computer tracking. Analysed from the artistic approach, including fields such as Tactical Media, Software Studies and Critical Interface. Download.PDF
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