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[…] persist, Facebook remains one of the few industry giants that have not launched an integrated hardware device. 2 Rather Facebook now operates on more than 2,500 different models of mobile phones and is forging relationships with existing mobile operators. 3 A central driver for integrati on has been consumer demand for smooth interoperability between […]

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page | 1 B IG D ATA ANALYTICS : EVOLVING BUSINESS MOD ELS AND GLOBAL PRIVACY REGULATION Peter Leonard, Partner, Gilbert + Tobin Lawyers, Australia and Director, iappANZ [email protected] 13 August 2013 At the heart of the current global debate as to how privacy regulation should address big data lie three questions:  Can […]

[…] a functioning democracy. If privacy and transparency are not the panacea to the risks posed by big data, what is? First, we must careful ly unpack and mod el the problems attributed to big data. 11 The ease with which policy and technical proposals revert to solutions focused on individual control over personal information […]

[…] a functioning democracy. If privacy and transparency are not the panacea to the risks posed by big data, what is? First, we must careful ly unpack and mod el the problems attributed to big data. 11 The ease with which policy and technical proposals revert to solutions focused on individual control over personal information […]

[…] STOP  IT  221 (2008) (“Cheap sensors generatively wired to cheap networks with cheap pro‐ cessors are transforming the nature of privacy.”).  87. J OHN  PALFREY  & URS  GASSER , BORN  DIGITAL : UNDERSTANDING THE  FIRST  GENERATION OF  DIGITAL  NATIVES  62 (2008) (“Young people are turning to mobile  devices in droves. They use them to post more information about themselves and  their friends into the ether.”); Jennifer Valentino‐DeVries, The Economics of Surveil‐ lance, W ALL  ST.  J. D IGITS  BLOG  (Sept. 28, 2012, 10:30 PM),  http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2012/09/28/the‐economics‐of=surveillance/? mod=WSJBlog  (quoting Col. Lisa Shay, a professor of electrical engineering at the U.S. Military  Academy at West Point, who notes that “nowadays cellphones are sensors,” and  “you’re now carrying a personal sensor with you at all times”).  88. See, e.g., About Foursquare,  FOURSQUARE .COM , https://foursquare.com/about/  (last visited Jan. 30, 2013) (“Foursquare is a free app that helps you and your  friends make the most of where you are. When you’re out and about, use Four‐ square to share and save the places you visit. And, when youʹre looking for inspi‐ ration for what to  do next, we’ll give you personalized recommendations and  deals based on where you, your friends, and people with your tastes have been.”).  89. Google Goggles, G OOGLE , http://www.google.com/mobile/goggles/#text (last  visited Jan. 30, 2013).  90. See, e.g., Memoto Lifelogging Camera, M EMOTO , http://memoto.com (last vis‐ ited Jan. 30, 2013) (“The Memoto camera is a tiny camera and GPS that you clip on  and wear. It’s an entirely new kind of digital camera with no controls. Instead, it    No. 2] The Pursuit of Privacy 431  ple will use such tools to record their lives and play them back  later, or perhaps just to instantly scan and recognize faces, items,  […]

[…] tion law and reduce regulatory transaction costs on an international  scope.  It would also permit room for further experiments, which is a  key benefit of subsidiarity.  For example, consider the heightened indi- vidual rights under the Proposed Regulation.  The need is for harmo- nization networks to develop innovative ways to interpret and apply  these interests consistent with an international free flow of infor- mation.  These loosely aggregated networks of government officials  –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––  252 Consolidated Version of the Treaty on European Union art. 5(1), May 9, 2008, 2008 O.J. (C  115) 13, 18.  253 Treaty of Lisbon Amending the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty Establishing the  European Communities protocol A, Dec. 17, 2007, 2007 O.J. (C 306) 1, 148.  254 SLAUGHTER , supra note 9, at 259.  255 For an earlier use of the term “field definitions,” see Schwartz, supra note 57, at 942.    2013] THE EU-U.S. PRIVACY COLLISION 2005  and private individuals can lead to a cross-fertilization of policy  mod– els and can help devise ways to comply with the Proposed Regulation’s  new rules for cross-border data flows.  The principle of subsidiarity also suggests a path for innovative  regulatory responses to one of the most promising contemporary forms  of “automated” processing, namely analytics.  Through analytics, or- ganizations take information that they have or to which they can gain  access and convert it to actionable knowledge. 256   Among nonconsumer  uses of this technology, analytics play an important role in health care  research, data security, and fraud prevention.  Yet the EU appears to  regulate and limit analytics even at those initial stages when data are  collected, integrated, and analyzed.  Under EU law, these steps are  likely to constitute a processing of data that has a “legal effect” on a  person under EU law. 257   In this fashion, the Proposed Regulation cre- ates a potential threat to socially productive uses of analytics — in- cluding ones that may not raise significant risks of individual privacy  harms.  There is a need for innovative, multistakeholder discussions  around accountability to puzzle out regulatory solutions for analytics.   New approaches are most likely to emerge from a bottom-up discus- sion among different participants in diverse harmonization networks.  Finally, a revised regulation should respect subsidiarity by reducing  the scope for delegated and implementing acts, which should be lim- […]

[…] search” engines;” blogging”platforms;” storage” facilities;” social” networks;” ad” networks” and” more.1″In” the” past,”Apple”was”uniquely”situated”as”a”provider”of”both”hardware”and”software.”Recently,”expansion”into”new”technologies”has” become” the” market” norm,” as”Amazon,”Microsoft”and” Google,”once”exclusively”software”providers,”now”deliver”increasingly”integrated”services”and”devices.”While”rumors”of”a”Facebook”phone”persist,”Facebook”remains”one”of”the”few” industry” giants”that” have” not” launched”an” integrated” hardware” device.2″Rather”Facebook”now”operates”on”more”than”2,500″different” models“of”mobile”phones”and”is”forging”relationships”with”existing”mobile”operators.3″A”central”driver”for”integration”has”been”consumer”demand”for”smooth”interoperability”between”hardware,”operating”systems,”and”software”apps.”Hence,”platform”expansion”is”a” bottomup”process,” where” consumers’” expectations”lead”companies”to”expand”brand”offerings”into”new”market”segments.”In”their”recent”book,”Interop:)The)Promise)and)Perils)of)Highly)Interconnected)Systems,”John”Palfrey”and”Urs”Gasser”explain:””users”want”their”computers”to”work”seamlessly”with” their” cameras” and” smartphones.” Nothing” drives” consumers” crazier” in” the” digital” economy” than” technology”systems”that”will”not”work”together”properly.”4″”Apple” has”cemented” its” position” as”a”market”icon”by” offering” a” seamlessly”cohesive”user” experience” […]