Tell a story. It can be set in a future where encrypted compute is everywhere, or a present where someone desperately needs it, or an alternate history where it existed earlier. Comic, short story, illustrated narrative, video drama, audio fiction - the format is yours. The only requirement is that privacy technology is woven into the fabric of the story, not bolted on as a message. Show, don't tell.

• •Create an original narrative work in any format: comic, short story, illustrated piece, video, audio drama, etc.
• •The story must meaningfully engage with themes of privacy, encryption, or confidential compute
• •Tag @Arcium
• •Upload a link to your piece of content to the RTG site

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  Craft — Is this actually good as a story? Does it have characters, tension, something at stake?
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  Integration — Is privacy organic to the narrative or does it feel forced?
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  Originality — Surprise us. We've seen the obvious dystopias.

All submissions will be reviewed. The best submissions will be considered for RTG. RTGs are not guaranteed.