In the EU? You need real, explicit consent. In Canada? Transparency is key, but consent rules vary. In the U.S.? Depends on the state.
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In the Works: Campanella Crémerie
More than ten years ago, Mr. Ali-Cane Hung arrived in Tulum with a vision that would eventually reshape the city’s café and gelato culture. His idea was bold but simple: create a place that combined the craft of Italian gelato and European pastry traditions with the spirit and rhythm
How UX can act ethically—even within limits.
A quiet note on trust, design, and the small signals we build into interfaces. UX doesn’t just shape what users do—it shapes what they believe. And when the interface suggests more safety than it delivers, that’s where the ethics begin.
AI Chats Aren’t Private! What Sam Altman’s Warning Means for UI, UX, and Trust in Design
Sam Altman warned that AI chats aren’t private—they can be stored, subpoenaed, and used as evidence. This exposes a deep UX problem: interfaces that feel safe but aren’t. Here’s what it means for trust, ethics, and communication design.
The Reality of Cybersecurity in 2025
Cybersecurity isn’t just for IT teams—it’s personal. A LinkedIn article reminded me why awareness starts at home and how EduRisk helps make security human, not just technical.