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[…] most commonly employs headsets that rely on stereoscopic displays, spatial audio, and motion-tracking sensors to simulate a wholly virtual environment. AR layers virtual elements onto physical environments, typically via smartphones or displays mounted on specialized eyeglasses. VR and AR collectively fall under the umbrella term of “XR.” Many XR technologies use headsets, but others […]

[…] equality—given the ubiquitous digitisation of human experience we are witnessing today.  Overnight, Puttaswamy also re-balanced conversations in favour of privacy safeguards to make these equal priorities for builders of digital systems, rather than framing these issues as obstacles to innovation and efficiency. In addition, it challenged the narrative that privacy is an elite construct […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] retained beyond the time 19 strictly necessary to provide s uch immedi ate answer or service; 20 (C) to perform system maintenance, diagnostics, debugging , or error repair s to 21 ensure or up date the functionality of a product or service provided by the covered 22 entity ; 23 (D) to detect or […]

[…] 2020), https://www.wired.com/story/apple – google – bluetooth – contact – tracing – covid – 19/. 7 See e.g. , Raymong Zhong, China’s virus apps may outlast the outbreak, stirring privacy fears , NYT IMES (May 26, 2020), https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/26/technology/china – coronavirus – surveillance.html; Kim Arin, S. Korea walks a fine line between coronavirus tracing, privacy breac […]

[…] 2020), https://www.wired.com/story/apple – google – bluetooth – contact – tracing – covid – 19/. 7 See e.g. , Raymong Zhong, China’s virus apps may outlast the outbreak, stirring privacy fears , NYT IMES (May 26, 2020), https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/26/technology/china – coronavirus – surveillance.html; Kim Arin, S. Korea walks a fine line between coronavirus tracing, privacy breac […]

[…] – 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 […]

[…] – 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 […]

[…] Specification (MDS). MDS is a set of open-source APIs that allows the data from a vehicle to be shared – almost in real-time – with city governments, typically the DOT. A big part of my work in this space is understanding the privacy implications of types of mobility data, which often includes personal data […]

[…] 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 […]