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[…] from improving patient health outcomes to providing more immersive and customizable education, training, and entertain- ment, the technologies raise many of the same risks posed by digital home assistants, medical devices, and wearables. New and heightened risks associ- ated with privacy of thought also emerge, resulting from recording, using, and sharing of a variety […]

[…] Ancestry DNA Testing, Third-Party Identity, and Protection of Privacy (The New England Journal of Medicine) Consumer DNA Testing Takes a Step Towards Privacy, Transparency (Threatpost) Behind at- home DNA testing companies sharing genetic data with third parties (CBS News) Privacy guidelines launched to protect DNA data (The Daily Swig) Genetic-testing technology is progressing rapidly. The rules […]

[…] You need to determine if you need to get new consents, or if you have already obtained them – perhaps within other consent forms you have sent home to parents around u se of technology in schools. It is always good to have consent forms. However, actually getting them can be a complex proposition. […]

[…] a higher education tab to the site. Do you have content that you think should be on FERPA|Sherpa? Email us so we can share it.  Bootc amps – FPF plans to hold more student privacy bootcamps in 2017, including not only our K-12 vendor bootcamp, but also a higher ed bootcamp and a […]