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This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. In the physical world, we express ourselves through the clothes we wear, our mannerisms, and forms of speech; all of which we are able to fully control and access. Online it’s a different story. Digital self-expression may appear to be under our control, but in fact, it’s third parties and government entities that define the methods of our expression. In this new world of digital oppression, data abuse itself is no longer the biggest problem, it’s the gates through which our expression is managed.

Joseph Lloyd began his career in cryptography in 2003 with a start up to protect online credit card transactions. Since then, he’s done research, development, and engineering for the Department of Defense, NASA, and the U.S. Air Force, working on advanced sensor designs and signal processing. Before founding the FXX Enterprises Corporation, Joseph was the Director of Engineering & Design at the Aurora, Illinois-based IMS Inc. research lab.

In June 2014, Joseph’s company announced a new branch of information science developed internally and hailed as a breakthrough for post-encryption information security called Decoupled Variable Network Communications (DVNC).

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