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[…] 0026 . A ction to combat discrimination and other types of intolerance at the Eur opean level rests on an established EU legal framework, based on a number of provisions of the European Treaties (Articles 2 and 9 of the Treaty on European Union ( TEU ), Articles 19 and 67(3) of the Treaty […]

[…] an iPhone or Android, follow the below steps. iPhone Navigate to “Settings,” then “Privacy,” and then “Location Services” Search for each social media service downloaded on your phone Open each and make sure “Never” is selected or only “While Using”. Android Navigate to “Settings”, then “Location,” and then “App Permissions” Select the social media […]

[…] crisis in prisons have triggered state and federal officials to seek alternatives to incarceration. As a result, invasive electronic surveillance – such as GPS-equipped ankle monitors, smart phone tracking and suspicionless searches of electronic devices – is often touted as a humane substitute for incarceration. This paper analyzes “punitive surveillance” practices, which allow government […]

[…] the features of digital services and the available privacy options. Indeed, all design interfaces must constrain user autonomy to some extent in that they provide a limited number of choices within a mediated environment. In contrast, manipulative design tricks individuals or obfuscates material information. For example, manipulative design elements can steer individuals into unwittingly […]

[…] crisis in prisons have triggered state and federal officials to seek alternatives to incarceration. As a result, invasive electronic surveillance – such as GPS-equipped ankle monitors, smart phone tracking and suspicionless searches of electronic devices – is often touted as a humane substitute for incarceration. This paper analyzes “punitive surveillance” practices, which allow government […]

[…] identifying individuals within a location dataset, including aggregating the data, or applying computational methods such as GL
¨HUHQWLDOSULYDF. Risk can also be reduced through administrative access controls. CarriersCell phone carriers generally know where devices are located because they direct calls and content to phones through local cell towers. This information is collectively known as cell […]

[…] conditions for consent that are expressly stated in relevant laws, regulations, and guidelines. These requirements are outlined in Table 1 below. There is significant divergence among the number of requirements recog nized in each jurisdiction. • China has the most conditions, followed by Australia , Indonesia , and Thailand , and then South Korea […]

[…] VUB) A reception will immediately follow the roundtable. We will do our best to accommodate as many in-person guests as possible, but please note that only a limited number of in-person places are available. In Cooperation with Brussels Privacy Hub of Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and Microsoft. screen shot 2022 11 22 at 10.43.45 am

[…] construct a portrait of the locations a non-user frequents, their interests, and medical conditions.  IV. Strategies for Mitigating Risks Organizations that provide XR technologies can implement a number of strategies to address the risks raised by XR data collection, use, and sharing. While no single intervention by itself mitigates all of these risks, some […]