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[…] BCI devices can be either invasive or non-invasive. Invasive BCIs are installed directly into—or on top of—the wearer’s brain through a surgical procedure. Today, invasive BCIs are typically used in the health context. Non-invasive BCIs rely on external elec- trodes and other sensors or equipment connected to or monitoring the body for collecting and […]

[…] congure the tools according to a set of specications we provided. Finally, we set the tool to a fairly protective setting and asked participants to perform ve typical tasks using the web browser with the tool installed and active. Three of these tasks required third-party content, cookies, or scripts to function properly, and thus […]

[…] congure the tools according to a set of specications we provided. Finally, we set the tool to a fairly protective setting and asked participants to perform ve typical tasks using the web browser with the tool installed and active. Three of these tasks required third-party content, cookies, or scripts to function properly, and thus […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] congure the tools according to a set of specications we provided. Finally, we set the tool to a fairly protective setting and asked participants to perform ve typical tasks using the web browser with the tool installed and active. Three of these tasks required third-party content, cookies, or scripts to function properly, and thus […]

[…] a policy goal.72 Organic search results are different. Here, Google uses a policy-neutral algorithm, in accordance with users’ expectations to obtain unedited search results. Accordingly, Google has typically chosen not to intervene to sugarcoat reality by whitewashing organic search results. For example, when users searched for the word “Jew” and obtained results linking to […]

[…] Rule MODPA’s approach to data minimization—default limitations on the ability to collect personal data—sets Maryland apart in the state privacy landscape. Prior to MODPA, state privacy laws typically restricted the collection and use of personal data to what is adequate, relevant, and reasonably necessary in relation to the disclosed purposes for which the data […]

[…] number of key starts, for instance. Should data be processed, stored, or retained off the vehicle, it should be for the limited purpose of diagnosing, servicing, or repairing the technology. Drivers should have clear and easily accessible means of accessing and deleting personal information. 89 Allowing a person to whom data relates to request […]

[…] number of key starts, for instance. Should data be processed, stored, or retained off the vehicle, it should be for the limited purpose of diagnosing, servicing, or repairing the technology. Drivers should have clear and easily accessible means of accessing and deleting personal information. 89 Allowing a person to whom data relates to request […]