by Tanya Lloyd Kyi · Tapa dura · ISBN 9788417041465
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«Ojos y espías: Cómo nos vigilan y por qué deberíamos saberlo» is the popular science essay by Tanya Lloyd Kyi, published by Siruela in hardcover (130 pages).
The author explains how companies, governments and security forces collect data from everyday life, from social media to street cameras. Using real examples, she shows where security ends and intrusion into privacy begins, and addresses facial recognition, video surveillance, cyberbullying and school monitoring.
Part of the Las Tres Edades / Nos Gusta Saber collection, with illustrations by Belle Wurthrich and translation by Julio Hermoso Oliveras.
Aimed at young readers and students interested in technology, privacy and the use of personal data.
Tanya Lloyd Kyi is an author from Vancouver, Canada. Known for her young adult literature, Kyi has written more than 30 books for children and adults. As a child, Kyi lived in Crawford Bay, British Columbia. In 1996, Kyi graduated from University of Victoria where she studied writing. In 2020, Kyi published Me and Banksy, a middle-grade novel that explored security and privacy issues. Me and Banksy was named a finalist in the British Columbia and Yukon Book Awards. That same year, she published the nonfiction This Is Your Brain on Stereotypes, which was named among the Best Informational Books for Older Readers of 2020 by the Chicago Public Library, among other awards. In 2024, Kyi published The City of Lost Cats.
