How fit is your gadget? Putting web-connected health/wellness devices through their privacy paces
Smart TVs . . . Fitness trackers . . . Automated thermostats . . . Self-driving cars . . .
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Children’s Privacy Sweep yields positive changes
So whatever happened with that Children’s Privacy Sweep, you ask?
Read moreMending the consent model: A call for solutions
We all encounter scores of user agreements when we go online. Do you read the full terms and conditions governing your use of a site, or do you just hit the "I accept" button and surf on?
Read moreRequired reading for email marketers: a case study in how not to collect and use e-mail addresses
Our Office recently concluded an investigation that has resulted in two important firsts along with some key lessons learned for businesses conducting e-mail marketing.
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"You are, without doubt, the worst pirate I've ever heard of," sneers Commodore Norrington, the local military boss, in a scene from Pirates of the Caribbean.
Read moreWho did it better? A look at children’s apps/websites and the privacy protective controls on offer
Children are more connected than ever and often miles ahead of their parents when it comes to navigating the Internet and mobile applications (apps).
Read moreChild sweepers share observations on web/mobile app privacy
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Majority of app developers contacted by OPC commit to improve privacy communications in wake of GPEN sweep
Last fall’s Global Privacy Enforcement Network (GPEN) Mobile App Privacy Sweep is continuing to yield positive results for consumers in 2015.
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Read moreThe kids are alright: innovative ways youth protect their privacy online
“Privacy is about much more than just solving technical issues of access control. That is not how people live and experience privacy. Privacy is in many ways about controlling the social situation.” – danah boyd
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