Clean Insights: Arturo Filastò of OONI, on Measuring the Internet Like an Octopus. In this discussion, I pose, more or less, the following questions to Arturo Filastò, project lead at the Open Observatory of Network Interference, aka OONI:

OONI provides benefit but with risk. How do you communicate these to the people doing the measuring or being measured? How does user experience and consent play a role?
Within an internet freedom and human rights context, are there additional threats and risks to consider? Is measuring itself a crime in some places?
What do you do with the data that OONI collects? How long do you keep it? Is it public or private? Can it cause harm?
Who does OONI benefit and how? Is it just an advocacy tool, or does it have technical impact in the design of other services and apps?

https://guardianproject.info/podcast/2020/cleaninsights-panel-ooni.html