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Tash: /* Censoring your selfies for the afterlife */

2018-11-06T10:28:38Z

Censoring your selfies for the afterlife

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	~~<gallery class="left" widths=330px heights=600px mode="nolines">~~		[[File:InstaCensored 181104.png\|990px\|frameless\|center]]
	~~Censor1~~.~~gif~~\|
	~~Censor2.gif~~\|
	~~Censor3.gif~~\|
	~~</gallery>~~

	== Hack: Uncensor me ==		== Hack: Uncensor me ==

Tash at 16:31, 4 November 2018

2018-11-04T16:31:31Z

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	[[File:Sketches 181104.jpg\|900px\|frameless\|center]]		[[File:Sketches 181104.jpg\|900px\|frameless\|center]]

			== Hack: Secret Selfies ==

			A secret profile for like-minded Hijabis to sinlessly share their selfies.

			[[File:Sketches 1811042.jpg\|900px\|frameless\|center]]

Tash: /* Hack: Uncensor me */

2018-11-04T16:18:57Z

Hack: Uncensor me

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	For Indonesian women who change their mind. A service which offers prepackaged Instagram profiles, with stock images ready to be photoshopped with your face on it.		For Indonesian women who change their mind. A service which offers prepackaged Instagram profiles, with stock images ready to be photoshopped with your face on it.

	[[File:Sketches 181104.jpg\|~~800px~~\|frameless\|center]]		[[File:Sketches 181104.jpg\|900px\|frameless\|center]]

Tash at 16:18, 4 November 2018

2018-11-04T16:18:35Z

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	Censor3.gif\|		Censor3.gif\|
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			== Hack: Uncensor me ==

			For Indonesian women who change their mind. A service which offers prepackaged Instagram profiles, with stock images ready to be photoshopped with your face on it.

			[[File:Sketches 181104.jpg\|800px\|frameless\|center]]

Tash: /* Censoring your selfies for the afterlife */

2018-11-04T15:15:20Z

Censoring your selfies for the afterlife

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	<gallery class="left" widths=~~300px~~ heights=~~500px~~>		<gallery class="left" widths=330px heights=600px mode="nolines">
	Censor1.gif\|		Censor1.gif\|
	Censor2.gif\|		Censor2.gif\|
	Censor3.gif\|		Censor3.gif\|
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Tash at 15:09, 4 November 2018

2018-11-04T15:09:19Z

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	'''Censoring my own Instagram profile'''		'''Censoring my own Instagram profile'''
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	~~[[File:InstaCensored 181104~~.~~png~~\|~~600px~~\|~~framed~~\|~~center]]~~		<br>
			<gallery class="left" widths=300px heights=500px>
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			</gallery>

Tash at 15:04, 4 November 2018

2018-11-04T15:04:44Z

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	Jasa8.jpg\| 'To guard your words is a way to be safe'		Jasa8.jpg\| 'To guard your words is a way to be safe'
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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			'''Censoring my own Instagram profile'''
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			[[File:InstaCensored 181104.png\|600px\|framed\|center]]

Tash: /* Censoring your selfies for the afterlife */

2018-11-04T15:02:37Z

Censoring your selfies for the afterlife

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	== Censoring your selfies for the afterlife ==		== Censoring your selfies for the afterlife ==

	A strange phenomenon has developed on Indonesian social media: the rise of 'Account Deletion Services' aimed at women who have recently decided to wear the hijab, and thus need help erasing their past social media personas. Hashtags used include #akhwat ('Muslim sisterhood') #beranihijrah ('ready to reform / cut ties') #dosajariyah ('continuous sin / sins which follow you to the afterlife'). These accounts capitalise (literally) on the new ultra-conservative identity of Indonesian women. They advertise using apocalyptic language, taking a moral stance on selfies, or indeed any images of women on social media, calling them sinful and un-Indonesian. Men, on the other hand, have no equivalent censorship on their image. This pressure on women to moderate their own image, is a kind of social censorship which I think contributes to the suppression of women's voice and place in public culture. It makes me wonder, as an Indonesian woman, where do I fit in today?		A strange phenomenon has developed on Indonesian social media: the rise of 'Account Deletion Services' aimed at women who have recently decided to wear the hijab, and thus need help erasing their past social media personas. Hashtags used include #akhwat ('Muslim sisterhood') #beranihijrah ('ready to reform / cut ties') #dosajariyah ('continuous sin / sins which follow you to the afterlife'). These accounts capitalise (literally) on the new ultra-conservative identity of Indonesian women.
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			They advertise using apocalyptic language, taking a moral stance on selfies, or indeed any images of women on social media, calling them sinful and un-Indonesian. Men, on the other hand, have no equivalent censorship on their image. This pressure on women to moderate their own image, is a kind of social censorship which I think contributes to the suppression of women's voice and place in public culture. It makes me wonder, as an Indonesian woman, where do I fit in today?
			<br>


	<gallery class="left" widths=210px heights=400px>		<gallery class="left" widths=210px heights=400px>
	Jasatutupakun1.jpg\|		Jasatutupakun1.jpg\| Profile: 'Account closing service'. Bio: 'Admin is a Muslim sister / We can erase Facebook, Instagram, Twitter / Payment at the end.'
	Jasatutupakun2.jpg\|		Jasatutupakun2.jpg\| 'Images and video of ourselves will haunt us in the afterlife'
	16.jpg\|		16.jpg\| 'Not ready to cover your aurat? Don't worry, there's still space in hell'
	Jasa15.jpg\|		Jasa15.jpg\| A happy customer
	Jasa14.jpg\|		Jasa14.jpg\| 'My sister, don't upload your photo'
	Jasa12.jpg\|		Jasa12.jpg\| 'A strong Muslimah is: Not one that can lift a gallon, but one that can take a good photo of herself and not upload it'
	Jasa3.jpg\|		Jasa3.jpg\| 'Thank God, there are no photos of my wife on social media'
	Jasa5.jpg\|		Jasa5.jpg\| Blurred women's faces on a popular Muslim account
	Jasa6.jpg\|		Jasa2.jpg\| Blurred cartoon faces on the same account
	Jasa1.jpg\|		Jasa6.jpg\| Comments under a photo of an Indonesian popstar, who is wearing revealing clothing. 'This is not the face or the look of an Indonesian' / 'Vulgar' / 'Where is your integrity as an Indonesian'
	~~Jasa2~~.jpg\|		Jasa1.jpg\| 'A woman sometimes chooses not to voice everything that goes in her heart. This is for the greater good and to protect others'
			Jasa8.jpg\| 'To guard your words is a way to be safe'
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Tash at 14:47, 4 November 2018

2018-11-04T14:47:32Z

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 </source>
-[[File:Django-factbook1.png|490px|thumbnail|left|Map view using leaflet.js]][[File:Django-factbook2.png|490px|thumbnail|right|Detail view per country]]
+[[File:Django-factbook1.png|470px|thumbnail|left|Map view using leaflet.js]][[File:Django-factbook2.png|470px|thumbnail|right|Detail view per country]]
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 Predict2.jpg.predicted.png| machine sees: bird
 Predict3.jpg.predicted.png| machine sees: plane
 </gallery>

Tash: /* Machine learning workshop with Alex & Zalan 29.10.2018 */

2018-10-31T14:13:52Z

Machine learning workshop with Alex & Zalan 29.10.2018

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	The question of AI and machine learning is relevant to my research because of the way platforms use these approaches to censor content and/or users.		The question of AI and machine learning is relevant to my research because of the way platforms use these approaches to censor content and/or users.

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	Predict4.jpg.predicted.png\| machine sees: plane		Predict4.jpg.predicted.png\| machine sees: plane
	predict5.jpg.predicted.png\| machine sees: bird		predict5.jpg.predicted.png\| machine sees: bird

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	== Censoring your selfies for the afterlife ==		== Censoring your selfies for the afterlife ==

	A strange phenomenon has developed on Indonesian social media: the rise of 'Account Deletion Services' aimed at women who have recently decided to wear the hijab, and thus need help erasing their past social media personas. Hashtags used include #akhwat ('Muslim sisterhood') #beranihijrah ('ready to reform / cut ties') #dosajariyah ('continuous sin / sins which follow you to the afterlife'). These accounts capitalise (literally) on the new ultra-conservative identity of Indonesian women. They advertise using apocalyptic language, taking a moral stance on selfies, or indeed any images of women on social media, calling them sinful and un-Indonesian. Men, on the other hand, have no equivalent censorship on their image. This pressure on women to moderate their own image, is a kind of social censorship which I think contributes to the suppression of women's voice and place in public culture. It makes me wonder, as an Indonesian woman, where do I fit in today?		A strange phenomenon has developed on Indonesian social media: the rise of 'Account Deletion Services' aimed at women who have recently decided to wear the hijab, and thus need help erasing their past social media personas. Hashtags used include #akhwat ('Muslim sisterhood') #beranihijrah ('ready to reform / cut ties') #dosajariyah ('continuous sin / sins which follow you to the afterlife'). These accounts capitalise (literally) on the new ultra-conservative identity of Indonesian women.
			<br>


			They advertise using apocalyptic language, taking a moral stance on selfies, or indeed any images of women on social media, calling them sinful and un-Indonesian. Men, on the other hand, have no equivalent censorship on their image. This pressure on women to moderate their own image, is a kind of social censorship which I think contributes to the suppression of women's voice and place in public culture. It makes me wonder, as an Indonesian woman, where do I fit in today?
			<br>


	<gallery class="left" widths=210px heights=400px>		<gallery class="left" widths=210px heights=400px>
	Jasatutupakun1.jpg\|		Jasatutupakun1.jpg\| Profile: 'Account closing service'. Bio: 'Admin is a Muslim sister / We can erase Facebook, Instagram, Twitter / Payment at the end.'
	Jasatutupakun2.jpg\|		Jasatutupakun2.jpg\| 'Images and video of ourselves will haunt us in the afterlife'
	16.jpg\|		16.jpg\| 'Not ready to cover your aurat? Don't worry, there's still space in hell'
	Jasa15.jpg\|		Jasa15.jpg\| A happy customer
	Jasa14.jpg\|		Jasa14.jpg\| 'My sister, don't upload your photo'
	Jasa12.jpg\|		Jasa12.jpg\| 'A strong Muslimah is: Not one that can lift a gallon, but one that can take a good photo of herself and not upload it'
	Jasa3.jpg\|		Jasa3.jpg\| 'Thank God, there are no photos of my wife on social media'
	Jasa5.jpg\|		Jasa5.jpg\| Blurred women's faces on a popular Muslim account
	Jasa6.jpg\|		Jasa2.jpg\| Blurred cartoon faces on the same account
	Jasa1.jpg\|		Jasa6.jpg\| Comments under a photo of an Indonesian popstar, who is wearing revealing clothing. 'This is not the face or the look of an Indonesian' / 'Vulgar' / 'Where is your integrity as an Indonesian'
	~~Jasa2~~.jpg\|		Jasa1.jpg\| 'A woman sometimes chooses not to voice everything that goes in her heart. This is for the greater good and to protect others'
			Jasa8.jpg\| 'To guard your words is a way to be safe'
	</gallery>		</gallery>