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[…] . Nader, 255 NE2d at 767 .    [FN74] .  Id.  See  also  Recent  Cases,  Right  of  Privacy–Eave sdropping  and  Shadowing  State  Actionable  Claims,  but  Accosting,  Interviewing  Thir d  Parties,  Making  Harassing  Phone  Calls  and  Continuing  Harassing  Investigation  Do  Not.–  Nader  v.  General  Motors  Corp.,  25  N.Y.2d  560, 255 N.E.2d 765, 307 N.Y.S.2d 647 (1970) , 83 Harv L Rev 1923, 1926 n 16 (1970) .    [FN75] . Because GM never publicly disclosed the dirt that  it may have dug up on Nader, he sued  for intrusion upon seclusion rather than public dis closure of private facts.     [FN76] […]

[…] denial-of-service  att acks  to  shut  down  personal  blogs  and  websites.”)  164   In  fact,  Professor  Citron  cites  a  case  of  an  intr usion  claim  involving  a  creditor  making intrusive  phone calls as an example of the e xtension of the tort away from activities  by  the  defendant  that  involve  the  defendant’s  physi cal  presence  in  the  plaintiff’s  personal  space:  Citron,  Cyber Civil Rights , supra  note 5, at 88, n. 4 (citing  Donnel v Lara, 703 S.W.  2d 257, 260 (Tex. Ct. App. 1985)).  165   Citron,  Cyber Civil Rights, supra  note 5, at 87. 166   Lipton, We, the Paparazzi […]

[…] endpoints  of  communications,  so-called  “traffic  data,”  rather   than  their  con-                                                                                                                           1   See   Leslie  Cauley,  NSA  Has  Massive  Database  of  Americans’  Phone  Calls:   3  Telecoms  Help  Government  Collect  Billions  of  Domestic  Records , USA  Today ,  May  11,  2006,  at  A1;  Barton  Gellman  &  Arshad  Mohammed,  Data  on  […]

[…] thro ugh e nha nced no tice, c ho ice, and acc ess, whereas ―priva c y -preserving‖ re fe rs to a muc h sma ller number o f syste ms o ffering provab le guara ntees o f privac y, ma inly tho ugh cryp to grap hic proto co ls o […]

[…] our personal information is known by other people, such as doctors, spouses, children, and friends, as well as institu- tions, such as ISPs, banks, merchants, insurance companies, phone companies, and other businesses. We need to share our secrets with select others, and when we tell others a secret, we still consider it to be […]

[…] 1166 VI. CONCLUSION …………………………………………………………………….. 1167 I. INTRODUCTION In the Information Age, an increasing amount of personal information is contained in records maintained by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), phone companies, cable companies, merchants, bookstores, websites, hotels, landlords, employers and private sector entities. Many private sector entities are beginning to aggregate the information in these records […]

[…] This discussion is impacted by the exponential increase in exposure that one experiences in today’s information age. 59 Your business is not just published in a finite number of print publications; it is available permanently online for the world to see. 60 Consider the average readership of print media when this privacy debate first […]

[…] families and the ages of children. They track in- dividuals’ estimated incomes, the value of their homes, the make and price of their cars. They maintain unlisted phone numbers and details about people’s occupations, religions, and ethnicities. They 33. ChoicePoint Inc., General Form for Registration of Securities Pursuant to Section 12(b) or 12(g) of […]

[…] .30 Outside such exceptions, collecting data about censorship requires the participation of volunteers “on the ground” — volunteers who might expose themselves to some risk and whose number limits the scale of measurements. Encore straddles these two categories: it avoids the need for researchers to recruit volunteers and is easily scalable, but the individu […]

[…] often resu lts in the disclosure of some sensitive aspects of the target’s personal and professi onal life. For instance, $100 and a name, address and mobile phone number will allow you to track and obtain the cellular phone records of your significant other. 2 Another $180 will allow you to determine the psychological/b […]