How to make a phone more ethical

Talks

Open Source reporting with the Analytics app
Marcel Scherello
Done
Building a deGoogled and privacy-friendly and open source mobile ecosystem: the story behind /e/OS and Murena.
Gaël Duval
Done
DAVx⁵ – What's New and What's Next
Sunik Kupfer
Done
Keynote: The Digital Policy of the "Traffic Light" Government: Advancing Digitization while Shaping it Sustainably
Maik Außendorf
Done
Keynote: Software as a Public Service: Introducing the Sovereign Tech Fund
Felix Reda
Done
Panel session: Shaping the future of privacy
Moderator: Daphne Muller
Done
Opening Keynote
Frank Karlitschek
Done
11 user events your app wants to listen to
Blizzz
Done
Keynote: Architects of our digital future in action
Renata Avila
Done
Don't fall off the cloud: scale you MariaDB quickly and safely with MaxScale
Assen Totin
Done

Location: Main room - 10/2/22, 5:45 AM - 10/2/22, 6:00 AM (EDT) (15 minutes)

Franz Geiger Tech Lead Software Engineer

Franz is an avid user of open source software and cares about the impact of technology on society and our environment. He is a Tech Lead and Software Engineer at Fairphone, the smartphone company that cares about people and our planet. After joining Fairphone in 2016, Franz focused on the maintenance and security of the operating system running on the Fairphone devices. Today, he works on microservices supporting the operations of the scaling organization.

Electronic devices are an essential part of our lives. Unfortunately, the sheer number of devices, how they are made, and how quickly they are discarded cause big problems; problems for the people that create them as well as problems for our planet as a whole. Using smartphones as an example, this talk discusses ways to make electronic devices more ethical and sustainable.