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[…] 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 […]

[…] children’s lives, 11 Journal of Children and Media 107 (2017), available at https://vhil.stanford.edu/mm/2017/02/bailey-jcm-considering-vr.pdf; Mel Slater & Maria V. Sanchez-Vives, Enhancing Our Lives with Immersive Virtual Reality, 3 Frontiers in Robotics and AI (2016), available at https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frobt.2016.00074/full. VR is designed to facilitate the illusion of “being there” in a digital environment. 12 Jeremy Bailenson, Experience […]

[…] federal funding or producing misleading results is, at the moment, unknown, but could be significant. 33 Gene Sperling, National Economic Council, Bridging the Digital Divide, From the Front Lines , Wash. Post Live (Nov. 13, 2013), http://www.washingtonpost.com/postlive/bridging -the -digital – divide -from -the –front -lines/2013/11/12/95c14966 -4b28 -11e3-be6b -d3d28122e6d4_story.html. 34 See Terry M. Moe & […]

[…] of information sharing and flows. He argued that the focus sh ould be on trying to protect the human being, not the data, and this opens the doors to privacy trade offs. The EDPS attempts to operationalize data sharing and are answering questions from legislature s on the various initiatives. Further, he explained that […]

[…] vis-à-vis traditional media outlets. This interpretation first emerged in the “Candelaria massacre” case, a gloomy page of Brazilian history, featuring a multiple homicide perpetrated in 1993 in front of the Candelaria Church, a beautiful colonial Baroque building in Rio de Janeiro’s downtown. The gravity and the particularly picturesque stage of the massacre led Globo […]

[…] of information sharing and flows. He argued that the focus sh ould be on trying to protect the human being, not the data, and this opens the doors to privacy trade offs. The EDPS attempts to operationalize data sharing and are answering questions from legislature s on the various initiatives. Further, he explained that […]

[…] the CDPA would also not limit the ability of controllers and processors to “collect, use, or retain data” to: 1) conduct internal research to “develop, improve, or repair products, services, or technology”; 2) effectuate product recalls, identify and repair technical errors; or 3) to perform internal operations that are reasonably aligned with the “reasonable […]

[…] knowledge to the policymaking process, stating that democracy needs the engagement of the engineers. Paul also expressed that policymakers should hold out their hands and open their doors to bring in those who know the technology. He identified convincing those with the technical knowledge to also engage in the formal lawmaking process as one […]

[…] act with 23 loyalty and care toward individuals linked or l inkable to such information. 24 (29) Privacy risk and harms must be mitigated and addressed up front, because in the 25 digital era, data harms are often unforeseen and compounded almost instantaneou sly. 26 Information leakage usually cannot be undone, and it is […]

We’ve been taking a look at recent studies about consumer attitudes regarding data use and privacy. A new study, “Privacy Front and Center,” from Consumer Reports’ Digital Lab with support from Omidyar Network, found that American consumers are increasingly concerned about privacy and data security when purchasing new products and services, which may be a competitive […]