Kaiser (left) and Chaum holding a conference on the impact of tech on our privacy, during the Web Summit in Lisbon. — AFP
LISBON: Whistleblowers and digital pioneers have long been sounding the alarm about abuses of our privacy online.
Now, a slew of tech entrepreneurs are bidding to turn growing consciousness about the problem into a money-making industry and many showcased their skills at this week's Web Summit in Lisbon.
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