Monday 13 October 2014

SketchFactor: What it can tell us about the ethics of data use and crowdsourcing

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What the SketchFactor app can tell us about the ethics of data use and crowdsourcing

The SketchFactor app identifies neighborhoods' "sketchiness" through publicly available data, as well as user updates that other users can vote on. The crowdsourcing aspect has led to controversy.

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