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Privacy & Pandemics: Responsible Uses of Technology & Health Data – Day 2 Participant Bios
[…] policy and regulation in healthcare and technology. Deanne specializes in educating regulators and legislators on important issues and finds key opportunities amid change and chaos to create better policies and product roadmaps. Amy Hawn Nelson Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy, University of Pennsylvania Amy Hawn Nelson is Research Faculty and Director of Training and […]

The Top 10 (& Federal Actions): Student Privacy News (November 2017-February 2018)
[…] reports that “The internet was created by adults for adults, but it has seen a sharp uptick in kid users over the past 10 years… Silicon Valley has bet its future on younger users, but has come under fire recently for building products that critics say aren’t safe for children.” Awesome new resource: the Utah […]

The Top 10: Student Privacy News (June – July 2017)
[…] that “Chan-Zuckerberg to Push Ambitious New Vision for Personalized Learning;” the New Schools Venture Fund Summit emphasized that “philanthropists and school leaders need to make a ‘big bet’ on dramatically reshaping schools” through personalized learning; Common Sense Media’s Bill Fitzgerald was on a podcast about “Personalized Learning and the Disruption of Public Education;” and […]

Future of Privacy Forum Releases Report on the Effectiveness of the US-EU Safe Harbor Privacy Framework
[…] Founder and Co-Chair of FPF, who is speaking in Brussels at privacy events this week, said: “This report shows that the Safe Harbor still is our best bet for protecting peoples’ data in a global economy. By requiring companies to make commitments that can be enforced by the US Federal Trade Commission, EU citizens […]

Can having the wrong friends online affect your credit rating?
[…] says it follows the network behavior of 480 million people. It furnishes friendship data to help customers fine-tune their promotions. Its studies indicate borrowers are a better bet if their friends have higher credit ratings. This might mean a home buyer with a middling credit risk score of 550 should be treated as closer […]

Repository for Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs)
FPF has long supported the use of technologies as well as research to help better understand what data protection and privacy opportunities and challenges they present. When used appropriately, privacy-enhancing technologies can mitigate individuals’ privacy risks while promoting fairness and enabling socially beneficial data use. Broad adoption of these technologies is only possible if […]

“Are crumbles all that remains of the cookies?” A conversation on the future of ad tech at the Nordic Privacy Arena 2021
[…] players in the ecosystem should agree that targeting ads is not possible, such as deliberately rendering consumer loan ads to individuals with a high interest in online betting. On the other hand, he also proposed that regulators could prohibit certain practices by relying on the GDPR’s general Article 5 principles, regardless of whether controllers […]

FPF Launches Israel Tech Policy Institute
[…] Board provides guidance to ITPI staff on major policy initiatives. In a recent interview with the International Association of Privacy Professionals’ Privacy Tech, Jules expressed that he is betting on Israel to continue its surge upwards, hoping that a country known for being a cybersecurity leader will also end up emerging as a privacy-technology leader. […]

The Top 10: Student Privacy News (May – June 2017)
[…] Natasha Singer from the New York Times wrote about “The Silicon Valley Billionaires Remaking America’s Schools,” Inside Philanthropy asked “Can Technology Turbo-Charge K-12 Learning? Chan Zuckerberg Is Betting On It,” and EdWeek reported “Gates, Zuckerberg Philanthropies Team Up on Personalized Learning.” The Economic Times also reported “Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates try opposite paths to […]

Consumer Genetic Testing: Beginning to Assess Privacy Practices
[…] user data.” Look for the limitations on what a company can actually do or not do with the data and your rights to opt-in or out. All bets are not off when a company is sold. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has repeatedly made clear that it will hold a successor company responsible to […]