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[…] – coronavirus – control. 3 Ibid. health and environmental crises, a government that is not worthy of trust will continue to impede public response. The scope of repairing such trust is vast. One part of that effort must include developing meaningful privacy safeguards, which will increasingly be a prerequisite to effective public response. At […]

[…] sharing of data between the private sector and the public sector, where each sector often has different obligations and responsibilities. Another fascinating development is the Right to Repair movement, which illustrates the potential conflicts of access to and control over vehicle data. What mobility trends will we all be talking about in the next […]

[…] s uch immedi ate answer or service; 34 Informatio n Privacy Act – June 3, 2020 21 (C) to perform system maintenance, diagnostics, debugging , or error repair s to 1 ensure or up date the functionality of a product or service provided by the covered 2 entity ; 3 (D) to detect or […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] to the vehicle’s connectivity capabilities, and c) collected within the vehicle and exported to other parties for processing, such as the vehicle manufacturer, insurance companies, or car repairers.  Mobile apps are an interesting category and the EDPB provides a non-exhaustive list of examples. To fall within the scope of the Guidelines, apps need to […]

[…] ness records,  so that you have it in the event of regulator requests or litigation. A PRIVACY PLAYBOOK FOR CONNECTED CAR DATA Endnotes Otonomo and Edison Research, “What American Drivers Think About Conne cted Car Data  and Privacy,” August 2018. Read Research > Deloitte, “2019 Global Automotive Consumer Study,” January 2019. Read Study > For example, the state of Nevada recently passed a privacy law that allo ws citizens to opt out  of the sale of their data by online service providers. The law specifi cally exempts automakers,  repairers, and servicers from its requirements, but it is silent on whet her it applies to a third  party that receives data from an automaker. CCPA exempts ownership information retained or shared between a new car  dealer and the  vehicle’s manufacturer from the right to opt out of vehicle informati on if the information is  shared for the purpose of efectuating or in anticipation of efectu ating a vehicle  repair cov- ered by a vehicle warranty or a recall, as specified. The law also exe mpts that personal infor- mation a business must maintain in order to fulfill the terms of a wri tten warranty or product  recall conducted in accordance with federal law from the right for a con sumer to request that  a business delete personal information about the consumer. “Vehicle i nformation” is defined  as the vehicle information number (VIN), make, model, year, and odomet er reading. (Read the  Read the California Legislature’s Legislative Counsel Digest) Washington Post, “Alexa has been eavesdropping on you this whole time ,” May 2019. Read  Article > Consumer Reports, “Samsung and LG smart TVs share your voice data beh ind the fine print,”  February 2015. Read Article > Axios, “Consumers kinda, sorta care about their data,” February 20 19. Read Article > Frost & Sullivan GDPR provides six lawful grounds for processing, of which contract, cons ent, legitimate  interest, and contract performance are most often used depending on the  nature of the  service. See a more comprehesnive explanation from the Future of Privacy  Forum on page 10. […]

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[…] detect security incidents , protect against malicious, deceptive, fraudulent, or illegal activity, or prosecute those responsible for that activity; 2727 Differences (cont’d) • debug to identify and repair errors that impair existing intended functionality ; • to enable solely internal uses that are reasonably aligned with the expectations of the consumer based on the […]

[…] 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 […]