Ryann Foelker
@ryannfoelker.bsky.social
Design Leader, Problem-Solver, Connector, and Visionary in Tech and Financial Services who is Obsessed with Reality TV
In high school, I shared secrets in an email quiz, trusting the sender as a friend. He duped me, and I lost privacy, trust, and security.
Trust is easy to give, but hard to restore once broken.
Trust is easy to give, but hard to restore once broken.
May 5, 2025 at 6:26 PM
In high school, I shared secrets in an email quiz, trusting the sender as a friend. He duped me, and I lost privacy, trust, and security.
Trust is easy to give, but hard to restore once broken.
Trust is easy to give, but hard to restore once broken.
Tech seems to convince people it's a magic solution. Counter-evidence? Passwords.
They can send me into a blind rage in seconds. And they’re not even terribly secure. But they're still the main way we log in to things in 2025.
There are no magic solutions, only technology tradeoffs.
They can send me into a blind rage in seconds. And they’re not even terribly secure. But they're still the main way we log in to things in 2025.
There are no magic solutions, only technology tradeoffs.
May 1, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Tech seems to convince people it's a magic solution. Counter-evidence? Passwords.
They can send me into a blind rage in seconds. And they’re not even terribly secure. But they're still the main way we log in to things in 2025.
There are no magic solutions, only technology tradeoffs.
They can send me into a blind rage in seconds. And they’re not even terribly secure. But they're still the main way we log in to things in 2025.
There are no magic solutions, only technology tradeoffs.
Occasionally I get asked why design leadership is important in traditional service industries like insurance. This pretty much sums it up:
April 1, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Occasionally I get asked why design leadership is important in traditional service industries like insurance. This pretty much sums it up: