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[…] facts exist, then the ECOA would apply. Third, similar to t he ECOA, the Fair Housing Act applies to those who purchase advertisements, such as a landlord renting an apartment . Online advertisements for apartments are covered the same as offline advertisements . One important statutory issue, which is a subject for future research, […]

[…] 5 II. TRANSPARENCY IS A N ECESSARY D ISINFECTANT Case Study 5: Hate Crime Report (Federal Bureau of Investigation) The FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting program for hate crimes is a nationwide effort of more than 13,000 cit y, university and college, county, state, tribal and federal law enforcement agencies voluntarily reporting data on crimes […]

[…] facts exist, then the ECOA would apply. Third, similar to t he ECOA, the Fair Housing Act applies to those who purchase advertisements, such as a landlord renting an apartment . Online advertisements for apartments are covered the same as offline advertisements . One important statutory issue, which is a subject for future research, […]

[…] 5 II. TRANSPARENCY IS A N ECESSARY D ISINFECTANT Case Study 5: Hate Crime Report (Federal Bureau of Investigation) The FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting program for hate crimes is a nationwide effort of more than 13,000 city, university and college, co unty, state, tribal and federal law enforcement agencies voluntarily reporting data on crimes […]

[…] such facts exist, then the ECOA would apply. Third, similar to the ECOA, the Fair Housing Act applies to those who purchase advertisements, such as a landlord renting an apartment . Online advertisements for apartments are covered the same as offline advertisements . One important statutory issue, which is a subject for future research, […]

[…] Palantir that helped law enforcement to easily see the large scope of the ring. This insight helped law enforcement link the pimp to a multitude of other crimes and other girls that he victimized. Source: Palantir , Using Palantir to Uncover Hidden Links In Missing And Exploited Children Cases FUTURE OF PRIVACY FORUM AND […]

[…] the service best known for allowing people to rent out their spare bedrooms or their homes while on vacation. Schneiderman was trying to find landlords who were renting their apartments out long-term through Airbnb as makeshift hotels, while failing to pay the requisite hotel taxes. While recognizing the city’s compelling need to find tax […]

[…] can make tens of thousands of dollars per year. Mr. Schneiderman could seek information about users who have made more than a certain amount a year from renting their apartments. Or he could look at high-frequency users, subpoenaing information about users who have rented out their apartments an unusually large number of  times in […]

[…] subject line. Companies have also long understood that their customer records may have value to other firms, and have sought to monetize that value. Whether through sharing, renting or selling customer lists, or by sending third -party solicitations to one’s own cu stomers, businesses are able to lower costs and generate revenue well outside […]

[…] not make decisions about the individuals whose per- sonal data it is processing. In PaaS, the client has control over the deployed applications. IaaS involves a customer renting and using external computing resources, including operating systems and applications. In these cloud service models, the law generally should shift responsibility for information privacy from the […]