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[…] .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 […]

[…] development relating to Google Android and the recording of geospatial data that will allow users to ―create, edit, share, and view personalized maps on your Android powered phone synchronized with the My Maps tab on Google Maps. . . .Your maps are automatically synchronized with your My Maps on th e web‖). 58. Goodchild, […]

[…] apply to certain uses of the information. 151 The tort should not be used to make illegal the sending of Christmas card lists to family members or phone calls to friends with someone‘s change in address. The intent o f the tort is to stop tortfeasors from profiting from the sale of compilations of […]

[…] The  underlying  privacy  wrong  is  the   misuse  of  personal  information  that  gives  rise  to  the  unwanted  solicitation.”);  Kang,  supra  note  4  at  1204  (“The  junk  mail,  phone  call,  or  message  invades  my  space,  spamming  m y  physical,  voice,  and  electronic  mailboxes.    More  importantly  but  less  obviously,  th e  initial  targeting  of  junk  […]

[…] and awe” where “shock” reflects the magnitude of the surprise or outrage generated by the incident, and “awe” reflects the magnitude of the incident in terms of number of people affecte d, the financial impact resulting from the incident, or the level of negligence 1. In its 2010 Staff Report, the FTC characterized its […]

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[…] at risk of identity theft. Personal Identifying Information Personal identifying information (PII) comes in various forms and data. While it may be as seemingly innocuous as a phone number or employment address, it is much more valuable than individuals might realize. From an e-commerce perspective, the collection of PII represents an efficient and important […]

[…] contain any medical information about a patient, the identifier on an RFID tag must also be protected. Thus, identifiers on tags such as social security num bers, phone numbers, or publicly available hospital identification numbers may not be used to identify a patient who may be tagged with RFID. Only “de-identified” information may be […]

[…] Internet Proto col (IP) address es, according to a E uropean Union commissioned report . 6 M onitoring is not limited to the Internet however. M obile phones, cameras, payments, store loyalty cards, biometrics, interactive services, and social media networks can all be used to capture data and monitor users . Despite these serious […]