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[…] in my case—or moving on to other opportunities. As Jeremy said, it was an easy decision. MB: After graduating from college as a law major in South Korea, I worked in-house at Citigroup for four years and loved the opportunity it gave me to find practical solutions to complex legal problems. I learned about […]

[…] online privacy and reputations rights. 258 Members include privacy authorities from Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Macau SAR (China), Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Guernsey, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union. 42 3. PRACTICAL REASONS THAT ARGUE AGAINST […]

[…] safety and security; 6 See U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Customs and Border Prot. Pub’n No. 0316 -0415, Facial Recognition Technology Testing: Fact Sheet (2015), http://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/documents/501194_1to1%20Face%20ePassport_Fact% 20Sheet%2 08.5x11_OFO_04232015_FINAL_Online.pdf . 7 See, e.g., Lorena Mongelli, NYPD Uses High -Tech Facial -Recognition Software to Nab Barbershop Shooting Suspect , New York Post (Mar. 16, 2012, […]

[…] our solution is implausible or useless. We conclude by * Jerry Kang is Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law, Professor of Asian American Studies (by courtesy), Korea Times-Hankook IRho Chair in Korean American Studies. . Katie Shilton is Assistant Professor, College of Information Studies, University of Maryland. Deborah Estrin is UCLA Henry Samueli […]

[…] increase economic efficiency and convenience? When it comes to mobile payment systems, the United States is lagging far behind in usage compared to Europe, Japan, and South Korea. A recent study conducted by the Federal Reserve revealed “perceptions of limited usefulness and concerns about security are holding back the adoption of mobile financial services,” […]

[…] data which can be verified against a  government database to verify one’s age and identit y. SSN need not be full SSN, and in  some cases the last 4 digits will suffice. Driver’s  license and passport information are  also commonly used.   i.  Advantages : Highly trustworthy and reliable data source.   ii.  Concerns : Huge data protection and privacy concerns, and co nsidering the  sensitive nature of this data, these concerns are e ven greater than those  associated with the collection of publicly availabl e information. Consumers may  be particularly concerned about providing such sens itive information to third  parties.   1.  Use in cross-border applications is limited.   iii.  Current Examples :   1.  Search Engines in  Korea 11:   All search portals operating in South Korea are req uired to perform age  verification for certain types of content accessed  through their search  engines. To access mature content, as determined by  a list of over 700  search terms maintained by the Korean Government it self, users will have  to input their NRRN, (national resident registratio n number) to be checked  against a database. Similar Internet filtering tech nology at Korean search  engines Naver, Empas, and Daum is used to block acc ess altogether for  sites containing information deemed politically sen sitive.     C.  Offline Verification  a.  Third-party services offer offline verification,  using direct contact with a parent/legal  guardian to perform age verification of minors and  obtain parental consent. This may  include face-to-face contact at a post office or DM […]

[…] to verify one’s age and identity. Driver’s license and passport information are also common ly used. Shown here is the age verification page for Naver , South Korea’s most popular search engine, which requires users to input their name and the Korean equivalent of a national ID to access certain content. eID An eID […]

[…] data which can be verified against a  government database to verify one’s age and identit y. SSN need not be full SSN, and in  some cases the last 4 digits will suffice. Driver’s  license and passport information are  also commonly used.   i.  Advantages : Highly trustworthy and reliable data source.   ii.  Concerns : Huge data protection and privacy concerns, and co nsidering the  sensitive nature of this data, these concerns are e ven greater than those  associated with the collection of publicly availabl e information. Consumers may  be particularly concerned about providing such sens itive information to third  parties.   1.  Use in cross-border applications is limited.   iii.  Current Examples :   1.  Search Engines in  Korea 11:   All search portals operating in South Korea are req uired to perform age  verification for certain types of content accessed  through their search  engines. To access mature content, as determined by  a list of over 700  search terms maintained by the Korean Government it self, users will have  to input their NRRN, (national resident registratio n number) to be checked  against a database. Similar Internet filtering tech nology at Korean search  engines Naver, Empas, and Daum is used to block acc ess altogether for  sites containing information deemed politically sen sitive.     C.  Offline Verification  a.  Third-party services offer offline verification,  using direct contact with a parent/legal  guardian to perform age verification of minors and  obtain parental consent. This may  include face-to-face contact at a post office or DM […]

[…] to verify one’s age and identity. Driver’s license and passport information are also common ly used. Shown here is the age verification page for Naver , South Korea’s most popular search engine, which requires users to input their name and the Korean equivalent of a national ID to access certain content. eID An eID […]