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[…] majority of cases more automation is p referable to less within a partially-automated system where this does not impinge on efficacy. 1 Manual Surveillance CCTV has a number of benefits over other forms of s urveillance. It has a broad visual scope with the potential to cover a 360º area simultaneously; the camera itself […]

[…] for Book Buys Faces High Bar , WASH . POST , Apr. 10, 1998, at B01. 3/8/2012 9:42 AM 2012 ] The Perils of Social Reading 11 phone sex novella Vox and Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass. 41 But the important lesson for present purposes is that if it had wanted to, or if […]

[…] confidential .40 Indeed, e xplicit contracts for confidentiality are simply too clunky for most social interac tions where they would be useful. 41 Garfield argued that a number of problems arise when trying to use informal contracts of confidentiality to protect privacy interests. 42 Eugene Volokh asserted that contracts, particularly implied obligations of confi […]

[…] in the ongoing Fourth Amendment discourse. It is currently fiercely debated in the context of location -based data — especially that which can be collected by mobile phone operators. For instance, in a c ontroversial opinion, the D.C. Circuit chose to restrict governmental collection of location -based data over a long time period while […]

[…] in front of a Regional Manager for not performing a task she had never been told to perform, an employee of a home -improvement store used her phone during her lunch break to update her Facebook status with a comment that included an expletive with the store’s name. 202 Four individuals, including one coworker, […]

[…] they had been shown the economic benefits of doing so. Cvrcek et al.(2006) found significant differences in the price EU citizens would accept to reveal their mobile phone location data, depending on their country of residence. Hui et al. (2007) used a field experiment in Singapore to study the value of various privacy assurance […]

[…] 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 V, a  phone call, or faxed forms.  Offline verification is particularly effective in a  mobile context, where face-to-face ID and  age verification must take place at the point of sa le.   i.  Advantages : Effective, strong, reliable.   ii.  Concerns : Costly and cumbersome. Also, if offline verificat ion corresponds to a  PIN code or password which grants authorization to  certain sites online, minors  may obtain this information and thereby defeat the  purpose of offline ID.  9 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verificatio n/age 10 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verification/voice 11 http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/internet/0,39044246,6 2013656,00.htm also, see: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/PCWorld/story?id=3 […]

[…] 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 V, a  phone call, or faxed forms.  Offline verification is particularly effective in a  mobile context, where face-to-face ID and  age verification must take place at the point of sa le.   i.  Advantages : Effective, strong, reliable.   ii.  Concerns : Costly and cumbersome. Also, if offline verificat ion corresponds to a  PIN code or password which grants authorization to  certain sites online, minors  may obtain this information and thereby defeat the  purpose of offline ID.  9 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verificatio n/age 10 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verification/voice 11 http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/internet/0,39044246,6 2013656,00.htm also, see: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/PCWorld/story?id=3 […]

[…] Report. DC – 034863/000001 – 2911342 v3 19 advertisements based on location information derived directly from the consumers’ mobile device can be delivered to the consumers’ mobile phones. 54 The Report noted that industry members widely agree that privacy practices in the mobile marketplace should incorporate two key tenets of consumer privacy—notice and consent. […]

[…] to crisis helplines. These protocols must be publicly available on the operator’s website and annually reported to the California Office of Suicide Prevention, including data on the number crisis referrals but no personal user information. Safeguards for Minors: When an operator knows a user is a minor, the law also requires operators to disclose […]