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Self-tracking (1 introduction (1.1 why this book (:star: social…

- - - - communities & tools -> self-tracking tools arise :
      - :check: cultural change
        
        mental model -> medicine readily available explanation for why ill -> collective imagination -> measure desirable -> health _social rules of biomedicalized world -> effect tech -> apps on users' shelf
      - :check: technology
        
        storage mobile phone
    - - belief & evidence -> contrary / noticed&unnoticed
      - :star: difficult to untangle belief -> bread heal -> gender -> witchcraft
      - data is not neutral -> creat/undermine beliefs
      - what is valid knowledge
      - who has knowledge
    - - Sir blind stare into sun understand eyes -> :red_flag: self-experimentation ->
        :check: how it with data forces us to wrestle between evidence and belief
        :check: what is and not legitimate knowledge
      - Fuller scrapbook -> :red_flag: life-logging
      - Franklin virtue -> :red_flag:vself-tracking
  - - - Gina socialogist
        
        digital health innovation & how tech is used in practice
        
        biosensors
        
        university
      - Dawn anthropologist
        
        Quantified Self community
        
        combined engineering and ethnographic research project
        
        biosensors
    - - public involvement effect
      - research -> natural settings
        
        how they come to the beliefs
        
        how people make sense of their situations
    - - have implications for many others
      - talk about individual pursuit
    - - tackle -> national international
      - indoor -> talk
      - outdoor -> local industries
    - - advantages: individual & communities -> knowledge
      - disadvantages: privacy & community action
  - - - economic activity
      - discover and learn
    - - lead users -> use new gadgets
      - the public -> physical activity
    - - collect
      - synthesize
      - analyze
      - reflect
      - abandonment
        
        :star: 10% wearable everyday
        
        :star: 60% health-related apps disuse 6 months
    - - :red_flag: business model: assumption -> self-track -> deficiency -> act
      - problem: people use self-track tools & health problem isn't solved yet
      - self-track -> user can control
      - outsource task to tech -> user relieve
      - :red_flag: stance: data is transducer -> preserve electrical SOME signal -> imperfect
      - :star: smoke -> fire
    - - :star: Open Paths -> donate data
      - :star: Pushed tracking -> incentivize employees/pressure
      - :star: parents & children
      - :red_flag: porblem: self-trackers & people accessed data -> not well aligned
      - public privacy -> surveillance & sousveillance
  - - - microfluidics
      - miniaturization of electronics
      - battery life
      - cloud computing
    - - :check: ubiquitous computing: computer be part of body and environment
      - :check: persuasive computing: tech can affect humans' action
      - :check: six degrees of separation: FB Twitter
- - - - :check: privacy & security protections
    - - :check: what are we going to do with data
    - - :green_cross: used as a proxy for gender race religion
      - :check: money -> data -> companies -> track -> not really by or for the self at all
    - - :check: self-tracking data should concern everyone
      - :check: companies dont know who what self-tracking devices are for
    - - :check: cultural norms that tech industry works under
      - :check: a lack of surrounding regulatory scrutiny
    - - :check: industry have a good deal of control ddata
  - - - analytics and big data,
      - healthcare consumer engagement,
      - digital medical devices,
      - telemedicine,
      - personalized medicine, and p
      - population health management
  - - - :check: the tech has matured
        :check: social and material envelopes for new tech -> smartwatch -> wristwatch
        :check: tools are changing while we try them in real world and learn how to make sense
      - :check: the social changes
        :check: tracking oneself appealing
        :check: data is a self evident in its representation of bodies
        :check: biomedicine & businesses see things through the lens of probabilities
        hold true across a population or a market
      - :check: technological solutionism
        :check: complex social problems can be solved by technology alone -> Google VS Death
        investment not care about social reality and tools flounder not exist practices about people and data