I exist for men’s own sexual self-exploration, a freak without my own right to privacy or freedom from public shame, a resource for their own self-discovery -- that like all things in an on-demand world, they feel entitled to access at any time.

Lack of ethical processes around data collection and management, and ongoing Western control over data, continue the legacy of colonialism within aid work.

Verification fragments an open platform based on social hierarchy and provides rewards and treatment accordingly.

Online and off, the community continues to struggle with implementing tools that protect its newest members.

Protecting yourself online takes time, money and privilege.

What happens to all the data trails we leave in our digital wake? What kinds of precautions should we take with our health data? How do we bake a ‘Do No Harm’ Hippocratic ethic into health technologies? And what are the trade-offs between improving care and increasing surveillance?

Sex workers live at some of the most complicated intersections of surveillance and its many threats.