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[…] Simpson Garfinkel & Beth Rosenberg (Eds.). RFID: Applications, Security, and Privacy , Addison-Wesley. Flaherty, D. H. (1989). Protecting Privacy in Surveillance Soc ieties: The Federal Republic of Germany, France, Canada, and the United States. University of North Carolina Press. 49 Garfinkel, S., DeAlmo, J., Leng, S., McAfee, P., & Puddington, J.P. (2006). RFID In […]

[…] 77 above. 95 See Information Commissioner’s Office, A Report on the Surveillance Society (September 2006), available at ,www.ico.gov.uk/upload/ documents/library/data_protection/practical_application/ surveillance_society_full_report_2006.pdf .. 96 Consider the recent attempt in Germany to limit employers’ use of Facebook for screening job applicants. David Jolly, ‘Germany Plans Limits on Facebook Use in Hiring’ (25 August 2010) NY Times, available […]

[…] homelessnes s: Identifying values of interest for design in online communities. In Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Communities and Technologies (C&T 2013) (pp. 36–45). Munich, Germany: ACM. Lease, M., Hullman, J., Bigham, J., Bernstein, M., Kim, J., Lasecki, W., … Miller, R. (2013). Mechanical Turk is Not Anonymous (SSRN Scholarly Paper No. […]

[…] 1999), p. 191. James Q. Whitman argues that privacy is an aspect of personal dignity within the continental tradition. For a useful discussion on privacy especially in Germany and France, see his “The Two Western Cultures of Privacy: Dignity versus Liberty,” Yale Law Journal , Vol. 113 (April 2004). 11 Avishai Margalit, The Decent […]

[…] empirical inquiry — including interviews with, and questionnaires completed by, corporate privacy officers, regulators, and other actors within the privacy field in three European countries, Franc e, Germany and Spain — to identify the ways in which privacy protection is implemented in different jurisdictions, and the combination of social, market, and regulatory forces that […]

[…] effect, caused in part by a lack of adequate data privacy legislation in the US, contrasts with relatively higher adoption rates in European jurisdictions, such as Ireland, Germany, and Switzerland, which enjoy the protections afforded by the General Data Protect ion Regulation (GDPR). 24 Recognizing this perception, a patchwork of federal and state legislation […]

[…] effect, caused in part by a lack of adequate data privacy legislation in the US, contrasts with relatively higher adoption rates in European jurisdictions, such as Ireland, Germany, and Switzerland, which enjoy the protections afforded by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). 24 Recognizing this perception, a patchwork of federal and state legislation has […]

[…] program – and – public – awareness – campaign/ . 10 Early research the efficacy in practice of apps built on the Google/Apple standard expected soon from Germany, Canada, and elsewhere. See: Aubeg, Matthew et al. “Modelin g the combined effect of digital exposure notification and non – pharmaceutical interventions on the COVID – […]

[…] program – and – public – awareness – campaign/ . 10 Early research the efficacy in practice of apps built on the Google/Apple standard expected soon from Germany, Canada, and elsewhere. See: Aubeg, Matthew et al. “Modelin g the combined effect of digital exposure notification and non – pharmaceutical interventions on the COVID – […]

[…] – a – code – of – practice – for – online – services – 0 – 0.pdf. 39 Andreas Grünwald and Christoph Nüßing, Youth Protection in Germany: Online Age Checks and Daytime Blackouts Ahead? , Morrison Fo erster, (May 23, 2019), Accessed March 12, 2020, https://www.mofo.com/resources/insights/190523 – youth – protection – germany.html. 40 […]