Finish/do the informed consent process about centinel

[ben-jones]

This issue will be implementing the form approved by the IRB. This will involve dynamically generating and serving the HTML to the user dependent on location (on the RPi?) and integrating with the backend (to store the informed consent results).

On second thought, it may be better to generate the HTML on the ICLab server and have the user connect over Tor or something so that we don't accidentally send requests for freedom house or ONI sites without going through Tor.

@phillipa, can I attach the IRB consent form in here for reference? (what you sent out in an email this week)

@gsathya , @rpanah, What are your thoughts on where/ how we should deploy this?

[phillipa]

It is great to see this task on the docket. Let’s share the doc on the private wiki or something like that?

On Sep 16, 2014, at 10:00 AM, Ben Jones [email protected] wrote:

This issue will be implementing the form approved by the IRB. This will involve dynamically generating and serving the HTML to the user dependent on location (on the RPi?) and integrating with the backend (to store the informed consent results).

On second thought, it may be better to generate the HTML on the ICLab server and have the user connect over Tor or something so that we don't accidentally send requests for freedom house or ONI sites without going through Tor.

@phillipa, can I attach the IRB consent form in here for reference? (what you sent out in an email this week)

@gsathya , @rpanah, What are your thoughts on where/ how we should deploy this?

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[rpanah]

In the older code, we did this by assigning a tag to each client that would later be entered in the form (a web page) for the informed consent process. The web interface would interact with the database to flip a switch to enable the client instance.
This way, for each node, the informed consent had to be completed once. If a person wanted to run multiple instances, they would need to complete the process once for each node they have and since the tag is assigned to the node, it can't be traced back to the person running it.

@ben-jones do you think we could do something similar (but better) here?

This process could be implemented in a way that requires a new informed consent every time the node changes it's country (the node is disabled if the server can't find an informed consent for that tag in that country).

[ben-jones]

The deliverable for this issue will be a command line argument to centinel that guides the user through the informed consent process.

[ben-jones]

@gsathya, when you review the server code for informed consent, will you please also review this?

[gsathya]

@gsathya, when you review the server code for informed consent, will you please also review this?

This == ?

[ben-jones]

by this, I mean pull request #68

[rpanah]

Addressed by #68.