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[…] for the purposes of documenting the agreement by the customer for a contract. Both companies were ordered to cease processing customer’s data through the random recording of phone calls or better inform the customer of the purposes of processing. One company was further ordered to better notify customers of recording for contractual purposes. Random […]

[…] for the purposes of documenting the agreement by the customer for a contract. Both companies were ordered to cease processing customer’s data through the random recording of phone calls or better inform the customer of the purposes of processing. One company was further ordered to better notify customers of recording for contractual purposes. Random […]

[…] credit , and insurance prospects for years to come . Personal data that has been made public without legal conditions may be consumed and repurposed by any number of potential actors, including identity thieves, commercial informa tion resellers (and ultimately their clients, including potential employers, insurers, creditors, and others), companies, friends and family, nosy […]

[…] of Clinical Epidemiology, Mailman School of Public Health Columbia University Twitter: @ dbarthjones E -mail: [email protected] Misconceptions about HIPAA De – identified Data: “It doesn’t work…” “easy, cheap, powerful re – identification” ( Ohm, 2009 ” Broken Promises of Privacy “) *Pre -HIPAA Re -identification Risks {Zip5, Birth date, Gender} able to identify 87% […]

[…] for phishing email/clicking on stuff o Unsafe browsing habits o Use of “Free” WiFi:  EXAMPLE: Pineapples, wh ich are devices that spoof Wi -Fi hotspots, are cheap and easy to obtain. At a recent con ference, we set up a pineapple and named it “AT&T Wi -Fi.” Within a minute , we had […]

[…] Responds to practical and political considerations that impacted uniformity and enforcement of current law. Allow s more standardized application across Member States.  Effective on May 25, 201 8 with expectations that compliance be achieved by that date. Implementation will not be affected by Brexit — the U.K. will likely end up with a […]

[…] News Articles Quoting FPF Staff or Discussing FPF Publications ( K-12 Education)  Passing the Privacy Test as Student Data Laws Take Effect – EdSurge, Jan. 12, 201 6 (op -ed by Brenda Leong and Jules Polonetsky) .  Sen. Franken Questions Google About Student Privacy – MediaPost , Jan. 13, 2016 (citing Student […]

[…] id th ey h ad b een c o nta cte d b y th eir c h ild ‘s s ch ool b y te le phone. E ig hty -n in e p erc e nt o f p are n ts r e p orte d th at th ey h […]