**MiniX001 03-Sep-2021 [Data Culture]**

**Clue (app):**
I use this app to track and see my monthly cycle. This relates to organizing my life and when it comes to planning/preparing - for example when going on holiday.

Interacting with data:
* Contract and trade-off
* I give it data and the app provides me with data about me
* I can modify what I share and has shared in the past

Reflection & discussion:
* Who has access to my data?
* Critical thinking and questioning the use of data. What are the creators doing with the data that I provide?
* On the other hand, I chose to provide them with my data wilingly. I give "them" access to my personal information.
* But it's a very helpful app. The app helps me to understand my own health - and women's health in general.
* Culture impact by women being more educated on women's health including their own

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**Dublin (experience):**
When I lived in Dublin, I had some issues that I did not expect in relation to my ability to exist in a new country.

Interacting with data:
* To get my paycheck from my job, I had to have a bank account - to have a bank account, I had to have an address - to have an address, I had to be able to pay rent from my paycheck

Reflection & discussion:
* In relation to the podcast “Episode 4: Data & Infrastructure (with Laura Forlano & Ranjit Singh)”: Laura Forlano mentioned the political action to help the homeless in New York by helping them get the phone numbers that are needed to get help.

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**Additional thoughts**

Data recycle:
* Twitter - old screenshots of tweets that are deleted being used to prove a point or to "cancel" for example a public person for having tweeted something long time ago. If the original tweet (if real) has been deleted - Is the tweet valid, when appearing as a screenshot?
* Proces of data