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1 Testi mony and Statement for the Reco rd of Amelia Va nce Director of Education Pri vacy Future of Privacy Forum Hearing on “Protecting Privacy, Promoting Data Security: Exploring How Schools and States Keep Data Safe ” Before the House Committee on Education and the Workf orce M ay 17, 2018 The Future […]

[…] of a solid body of standards in the area of AI -enabled devices that is continuously being adapted in line with technological progress.. The further development and promotion of such safety standards and support in EU and international standardisation organisations will help enable European businesses to benefit from a competitive advantage, and increase consumer […]

[…] timestamps of every passenger pick -up and drop -off, linked to a specific trip and identifier; and geographical information regarding trip location within census blocks or zip codes for each day and month .11 Mandated reporting of vast quantities of sensitive location data creates heightened privacy and security risks for individuals , and t […]

[…] investigation showed that the company retained banking data by default, at the end of every transaction (name of cardholders, card number, validity date and so me CVV codes; the information referred to both valid and expired cards). The retailer argued that it retained the data on two lawful grounds – necessity for entering or […]

[…] investigation showed that the company retained banking data by default, at the end of every transaction (name of cardholders, card number, validity date and so me CVV codes; the information referred to both valid and expired cards). The retailer argued that it retained the data on two lawful grounds – necessity for entering or […]

[…] before moving back to data protection in 2006 to deal with information -sharing policy. Iain worked on the r ecently published personal information online and data sharing codes of practice. Iain has moved recently into the ICO’s newly formed Policy Delivery Department, looking at the way ICO develops and explains its policy lines. Claude […]

[…] that do not directly identify a person, but that in combination can single out an individual. This coul d include information such as birth date s, ZIP codes, gender, race, or ethnicity. (See , e.g., municipal guidance like Seattle’s PII/Privacy in the Open Dataset Inventory ). In general, to preserve privacy, experts recommend including […]

[…] achieving racial equality in Seattle. 38 The Open Data P rogram has also committed to supporting the RSJI in 2017 by “releasing open datasets that help with promoting positiv e RSH= outcomes.” 39 The City of Seattle Privacy Statement makes clear that some data collected by the city may be made public through public […]

[…] of caution when releasing data to the public. ● The draf t report recommends that cities address harms related to fairness and observes that “‘residents of zip codes listed as having high rates of households below the poverty level; property owners in neighborhoods where crime rates are higher than average; [and ] students at […]

[…] use our requirements for minimum population sizes for geographic reporting. That’s HIPPA safe harbor did. I t implemented that y ou could only report 3 -digit zip codes that contained populations with more than 20 ,000 individuals. However , it also requires, if you’re trying this very small risk approach under the expert determination, […]