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← Delete Your Data

Intro

Chapter 1 of 5 · Section 1 of 12

Sections

1. Intro

  • 1. Agenda
  • 2. 2022 — a map, drawn by hand

2. The data that follows you

  • 3. You have a file you never opened
  • 4. The footprint is a threat model

3. From awareness to a machine

  • 5. Find, dispute, delete, prove
  • 6. Dispute — an attorney on the report
  • 7. Delete — a client can only ask
  • 8. The trust boundary is structural

4. Access to justice at product scale

  • 9. Operated by the Foundation
  • 10. Prove it without disclosing it

5. Wrap Up

  • 11. Delete your data
  • 12. Resources
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Agenda

You are here to argue, not to be lectured. By the end you will be able to:

  • Recall what the 2022 Delete Your Data talk asked you to do, and what was missing.
  • Trace the four moves — find, dispute, delete, prove — from awareness to shipped code.
  • Read the attorney-gate and the telemetry trust boundary in the real repository.
  • Decide whether to try it, fork it, or point someone who needs it at it.

Presenter notes

We frame this as an agenda because the room is the point. In 2022 this talk was a call to action; now it is a report on what we built when we took our own advice seriously. By the end you will be able to recall the original argument, trace the four moves from a slogan to shipped code, read the two invariants a security audience should care about most — attorney-gated deletion and a structural telemetry boundary — and decide whether the work earns your time. No outcome is promised; the ask is that you push on the code.

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