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[…] for  the  purpose  of  informing consumers of nutritional content and to entice them to make  healthier food choices. 110   More  specifically, Congress mandated:    hat  every  covered  food  would  have  a  uniform  nutrition  label   disclosing  the  amount  of  calories,  fat,  salt  and  other  nutrients.  The  legislative  history  notes  that  to  make  this  information  meaningful,  FDA  would  be  required  to  issue  standards  providing  tha t  uniform  serving  size  […]

[…] is  difficult  to  i magine  how  something  can  be  another’s  “private  affair or concern,” but not “a matter concerning th e private life of another.”     . 795 SW2d 488 (Mo Ct App 1990) .    . 212 Ga App 707, 443 SE2d 491 (1994) .    .  See,  for  example,  Sheets  v  Salt  Lake  County,  45  F3d  1383,  1388    (10th   Cir  1995)   (finding  that  the  plaintiff’s  having  turned  over  a  diary  to  police  investigators  did  not  […]

[…] (like a mobile phone account) out of its natural niche and hoping it will interoperate in another niche (like banking) can b e compared to taking a salt water fish and dropping it into a fresh water tank. If NSTIC is an ecosystem, it is artificial. As such it may be as fragile as […]

[…] to our questions based upon the cla rity of the instructions we give. Just as a recipe written by a chef may call for a “pinch of salt” because most chefs have a common understanding of what a “pinch” is, a n AI system that instructs a computer to reason probabilistically or approximately may […]

[…] can be considered as public information giving way to “rainbow table” based attacks. To give an example, if a cryptographic hash function is used with some ” salt” then any parent is able to calculate the rainbow table. (He can reveal the “salt” from the developer window of his web browser.) We have to […]

[…] can be considered as public information giving way to “rainbow table” based attacks. To give an example, if a cryptographic hash function is used with some ” salt” then any parent is able to calculate the rainbow table. (He can reveal the “salt” from the developer window of his web browser.) We have to […]

[…] CCSSO EIMAC fall meeting.  On November 13th and 14th, Amelia served as the keynote spea ker for the two state Utah Student Data Privacy Conferences in Salt Lake City and Cedar City, and also gave a presentation and participated in a panel as part of each conference.  On December 1, Amelia presented […]

[…] by design, among others. Supporters of the Best Practices include: Ancestry, 23andMe, Helix, MyHeritage, Habit, African Ancestry, FamilyTreeDNA,* and Living DNA. The Association for Molecular Pathology ( AMP), the premier global, molecular diagnostic professional society, recently revised its official position for all consumer genomic testing. Among other conditions, AMP will support consumer genetic testing […]

1 of 7 Ad Tech & Ed Tech Call 1: Ad Tech 101 Friday , June 30 , 2017 Time: 11:30am -12:30 pm Brian Nixon (Loeb & Loeb ) on the Ad -Tech Landscape The Evolving Advertising Landscape  Advertising and marking is increasingly involving the collection and use of data.  The sources of […]

[…] 5 year ban (or any other ban) on ed tech vendors for FERPA concerns? Answer: No. (Sara Kloek, Department of Education) Answer: At the Student Privacy Bootc amp FPF just did, the Department of Ed mentioned that they have been focused on releasing extensive technical assistance to SEAs/LEAs/vendors, but are now turning to enforcement […]