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[…] convene industry experts, academics, consumer advocates, and other experts to explore the challenging issues in the data privacy field. Members of our team have also testified in front of state and national legislative bodies as experts for potential privacy legislation. For the 11th year in a row, FPF recognized leading privacy research and analytical […]

[…] the statement of activities as net assets released from restrictions. FPF recognizes consulting income when each separately identified and priced contract deliverable is completed. Accordingly, up – front fees are deferred and recognized ove r the terms established in the agreement. Income Taxes FPF is exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(4) of […]

[…] strong ideas and reasonable expectations about how digital data flows occur. In said exercise, unbundling ancillary consent-needing data processing from online services’ terms and conditions should be front and center.  Edward Booty then shared his experience as CEO of Reach52, a social enterprise and a growth-focused start-up that provides accessible and affordable healthcare for […]

[…] strong ideas and reasonable expectations about how digital data flows occur. In said exercise, unbundling ancillary consent-needing data processing from online services’ terms and conditions should be front and center.  Edward Booty then shared his experience as CEO of Reach52, a social enterprise and a growth-focused start-up that provides accessible and affordable healthcare for […]

[…] https://apnews.com/699236946e3140659fff8a2362e16f43/ap- across-us -police -officers -abuse – confidential -databases . [51] D. Maass and J. Gillula, “What You Can Learn from Oakland ’s Raw ALPR Data, ” Electronic Frontier Foundation, 21 January 2015. [Online] . Available: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2015/01/what-we -learned- oakland- raw-alpr -data . [52] A. Goldman and M. Apuzzo, “With cameras, informats, NYPD eyed mosqu es, […]

[…] owner, driver, passengers, and people outside of the vehicle. Similarly, “automobile data processors” is also defined fairly broadly and includes vehicle manufacturers, hardware and software suppliers, dealers, repair shops, and ride-hail companies.  Also notable are the references to and emphasis on driving safety. As vehicles become more connected and automated, safety standards will increasingly […]

[…] encouraged, to pursue particular goals that impact privacy or data protection. These include: drone privacy (DOT/FAA); studying the mobile app ecosystem (Dept. of Commerce); the right to repair (FTC, DoD); Net Neutrality (FCC); and financial data portability (CFPB). Most of the Executive Order provisions do not have immediate effect for the collection of consumer […]

[…] subjects, as well as their reasonable expectations of privacy in certain spaces(phase 03). The processing proved to be overly intrusive (phase 2), as it reached the bedroom doors and, occasionally, the interior space (when they were open). It was recommended that the cameras be changed to capture only the corridors and elevators (phase 4 […]

[…] “Nutrition Facts” label that statesthe total calories, total calories from fat, total fat, saturated fat, cholesterol,sodium, total carbohydrates, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, Vitamin A,Vitamin C, calcium and iron. These standardized headings—always 78placed in the same order on the nutritional label—help consumersunderstand the nutritional implications of the foods they consume.79Without the standardized labels, consumers would […]

[…] Sun Microsystems Carol DiBattiste LexisNexis Benjamin Edelman Harvard Business School Scott Goss Qualcomm Leslie Harris Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) David Hoffman Intel Marcia Hoffman Electronic Frontier Foundation Future of Privacy Forum Advisory Board Andy Holleman Qwest Communications Chris Hoofnagle Berkeley Center for Law & Technology Pamela Jones Harbour Fulbright & Jaworski, Former […]