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[…] mitigate, to the extent possible, potential future harms to drivers, especially to people from underrepresented, marginalized, and multimarginalized communities. The survey results informed the recommendations. The key findings from the survey revealed that many individuals value advanced vehicle safety technologies but worry about the privacy risks, accuracy of the technology, cost, and data transfers […]

[…] and, in particular, Impairment- Detection Technologies. 64 Below, we include more detailed information and analysis on attitudes toward various types of technologies in vehicles. 65 Our key findings include: ›Many drivers value Vehicle Safety Systems, while worrying about the privacy risks; ›Individuals generally trust carmakers’ data practices more than online companies and the government, […]

[…] Neurodata is valuable and uniquely sensitive as it can access a person’s emotions, biases, and memories. For example, EEGs can measure inattention, as brainwaves can indicate whether someone’s mind is focused or wandering. With sufficient data over a period of time, brainwave patterns may also even be more uniquely identifying than fingerprints. 2. What […]

[…] and, in particular, Impairment- Detection Technologies. 64 Below, we include more detailed information and analysis on attitudes toward various types of technologies in vehicles. 65 Our key findings include: ›Many drivers value Vehicle Safety Systems, while worrying about the privacy risks; ›Individuals generally trust carmakers’ data practices more than online companies and the government, […]

[…] there is a great benefit to this, there are also risks to privacy and personal data protection, and we applaud the Commission for its ongoing efforts to find a balance between these tradeoffs. Our comments and recommendations focused on areas where we believe there is further opportunity to strike that balance, including: Clarifying the […]

[…] Technology creates both terrific opportunities and real risks for young people, and as kids spend more time online and as AI and other technologies continue to evolve, finding that balance has become more difficult ― and more important ― than ever before. We stand by the fact that a comprehensive federal privacy law would […]

[…] The selected papers are those judged to contain practical analyses of emerging issues that policymakers in Congress, in federal agencies, at the state level, and internationally will find useful. This year’s winning papers examine a variety of topical privacy issues: • One paper analyzes the regulatory regime for international transfers of personal data in […]

[…] OF PRIVACY FORUM | SEPTEMBER 2023 12 Anti-Discrimination Laws Title VII Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII) prohibits employers from discriminating against someone based on race, color, religion, national origin, or sex. 20 Forms of discrimination may include “failure or refusal to hire or to discharge any individual,” “discrimination […]

[…] the scope of an act’s liability. The initial wave of court decisions may inform what regulatory approaches will be most problematic for future legislation as well as other avenues to promote age-appropriate online experiences for children and teens. This resource includes court findings about key provisions currently at issue in youth privacy state law litigation cases. 

[…] tha t data protection standards will not be adversely impacted by the new rules. He concluded on a positive note, assuring that we will be able to find ways for individuals to both reap the benefits of an increas ingly digital economy and enjoy optimal protection of their fundamental rights. BRUSSELS PRIVACY SYMPOSIUM 2023: […]