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[…] AL International Relations MS 1990 George Mason University Arlington, VA Law JD 2014 Law School WORK HISTORY 2014 – Present, Future of Privacy Forum ( https://fpf.org/ ) 201 8 – present, Senior Counsel & Director of AI and Ethics . O versees a team to consider the privacy impact and analysis of AI and […]

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[…] 7 “Step Aside GDPR, Brazil has a New Privacy Law That’s Changing the Game,” JD Supra, October 14, 2020, https://www.jdsupra.com/ legalnews/step-aside-gdpr-brazil-has-a-new-19894/. 8 Rogier Creemers, Mingli Shi, Lauren Dudley, and Graham Webster, “China’s Draft ‘Personal Information Protection Law’ (Full Translation),” New America, October 21, 2020, https://www.newamerica.org/cybersecurity-initiative/digichina/blog/chinas-draft-personal-inform ation- protection-law-full-translation/; Constantine Karbaliotis and Dustin Moores, “Federal privacy […]

[…] Details Worth, BANKRATE.COM, http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/pf/20060221b1.asp (last visited July 25, 2007) (cataloging the “goingprice” on 46 separate items of PII stemming from a military record worth $35 to a phone numberworth $0.25). information privacy demonstrates the significance of protecting the vastamounts of personal information submitted into cyberspace fromelectronic privacy-invading threats (e-threats). As technology advances and a […]

[…] practice.” 206 He calls this “visceral” notice, similar to reintroducing engine noise into otherwise silent electric cars to alert pedestrian s, or camera shutter sounds into mobile phone cameras to notify individuals they are being photographed. Similarly, designers can be hired to design websites in ways that make it clear from users’ experience what […]

[…] cannot be intercepted. 43 It is not like a hidden microphone picking up what we are conversing about. 44 It is not like a wiretap on a phone line; it is stored communications. That was the traditional view. More recently you have Global Policy Partners , a 2009 case. 45 More recently courts have […]

[…] to quantify, popular perception indicates that the use of employer issued handheld devices i s on the rise. See e.g. Stephanie Chen, Personal Texting on a Work Phone? Beware your Boss , CNN , Apr. 20, 2010, http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/worklife/04/20/w ork.text.email.privacy/index.html (―The use of cell phones and mobile internet service has skyrocketed over the last decade, […]

[…] details that help identify the patient.” 147 142 362 F.3d 923 (7th Cir. 2004). In her view, medical data, stripped of identifying data such as names, addresses, phone numbers, and S SNs, is not really anonymized: “[T]he remaining data can be used to re -identify individuals by linking or matching the data to other […]

[…] Facebook has released a new privacy interface. 15. Where did you hear it from? Check all that apply. (a) Somebody told me in person or over the phone. (b) General News Source (c) On Facebook (such as from a friend’s status) (d) Privacy-related source. 16. Has the media a ected your behavior on Facebook? […]

[…] possible in a network ed world. In a separate article, Solove posited that life in the Information Age ―often involves exchanging information with third parties, such as phone companies, Internet service providers, cable companies, merchants, and so on. Thus, clinging to the notion of privacy as total secrecy would mean the practical extinction of […]