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[…] are now described as having new capabilities based upon COVID-19 data use. Voice Data Suki is an “AI- powered voice assistant” used by physicians to record and auto-complete clinical notes, whether for patients suspected of COVID-19 disease or for ordinary clinic visits. Suki is described as powered by AI and machine learning, specifically natural […]

[…] For example, a mobile app ‘Street Bump’ was released by a municipal authority in an attempt to crowdsource data to work out which roads it needed to repair. However, affluent citizens downloaded the app more than people in poorer neighborhoods. As such, the system reported a disproportionate number of potholes in wealthier neighborhoods, and […]

[…] of this document is the issue of filming in public spaces, which is important to note, given the plethora of cameras and sensors that outfit connected and autonomous vehicles, for example, dashcams, parking assistance, or driver monitoring.  (Almost) All Data From Connected Vehicles is Likely to be Personal Data The EDPB considers most data […]

[…] , or infotainment  systems settings. They should explain the purposes of data collection an d data sharing as  well as the direct and indirect benefits to drivers. Drivers then have  the context they need  to make informed decisions about data sharing and gain a sense of contro l over how their  data is being used. In a study conducted by the IBM Institute of Business Value, 62% of consumers said they would consider one auto brand over another if it had better security and privacy. 12 Play #4: Apply the minimal viable dataset  to every situation  Connected cars have the potential to generate significantly more data  than a single applica- tion or service needs. The best practice for each service is to only col lect the minimal  dataset needed to achieve its intended goals. For example, a roadside as sistance app may  need information about a vehicle’s location, heading, and impact even ts, but not about its  trip origination point or length. A subscription-based fueling app may n eed an unlock code  for the car’s gas cap but not for the car itself. A commercial flee t’s incident-logging applica- tion for commercial fleets may receive eye-tracking data only when a h […]

[…] Fairly consistent D a t a G u i d a n c e 1.3. Material scope The GDPR applies to the processing of personal data by automated means or non-automated means if the data is part of a filing system. The CCPA does not specifically delineate a material scope, but its obligations cover […]

[…] models on very large datasets of human speech have dramatically improved models on heavy accents, unusual speech patterns, and non -English speech. 24 See David Monsees, Introducing auto -delete controls for your Location History and activity data , Google (May 1, 2019), https://www.blog.google/technology/safety -security/automatically -delete -data. 25 Enforcement Policy Statement Regarding the Applicability of […]

[…] Defensibility and reduce Ligations and Enforcements with Strong Proof of Records The Business Case for Privacy “Trust takes years to build, seconds to destroy, and forever to repair.” … And trust among the public is at an all – time low today Guard Your Reputation Pew Research Internet Project • Public Perceptions of Privacy […]

[…] under 13 to create an account with a social media website or app. AB 1146 Exemption for vehicle information – Exempts vehicle information shared between a new auto dealer and a vehicle manufacturer when information is shared or retained pursuant to, or in anticipation of, a vehicle repair relating to warranty work or recall. […]

[…] Software Product Preference Setting Data: Da ta provided through explicit feedback or extrapolated from individual settings on a product or device. Examples: Dose settings, Push Notifications Status, Auto Download Updates Product Service, Malfunction & Diagnostic Data: User provided data (or authorized passive data collection) allowing developer to interact with device/server/app to fix problems, troubleshoot, […]

[…] updates to the Chrome browser are intended to “aggressively restrict fingerprinting” on the web. This follows similar updates to Mozilla’s Firefox and Apple’s Safari announced in  2018. Auto-Delete Options for Location History and Search. Google Location History is an account-level setting that maintains a history of a user’s location – data that is typically […]