Brian Stelter:

Not too long ago, theorists fretted that the Internet was a place where anonymity thrived. Now, it seems, it is the place where anonymity dies.

Howard Schmidt:

I don't have to get a credential if I don't want to.

Robin Wauters:

You never know who's sniffing.

Sandy Pentland:

Phones can know.

Evgeny Morozov:

Finding a way to articulate a critical stance ... before technology giants like Facebook usurp public imagination with their talk of "frictionless sharing" should be top priority for anyone concerned with the future of democracy.

Occupy Google Reader:

If I wanted Facebook I'd use it.

Theodor Holm Nelson:

We are in a world nobody designed or expected, driving full tilt toward -- a wall? a cliff? a new dawn? We must choose wisely, as if we could.

John Gruber:

There's still never been a better time to not have a Facebook account.

Nik Cubrilovic:

Even if you are logged out, Facebook still knows and can track every page you visit.

Nick Bilton:

The Internet never forgets.

Howard Schmidt:

With our partners around the world, we will work to create a future for cyberspace that builds prosperity, enhances security, and safeguards openness in our networked world. This is the future we seek, and we invite all nations, and peoples, to join us in that effort.

NIST:

The identity ecosystem is voluntary.