It’s garbage day for unused apps: Tips for individuals for increasing the security of mobile devices
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Having a Data Privacy Week ‘family tech talk’
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Making playtime safer in the Internet of Toys
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Back to school tips for playing it safe online
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Privacy tips for spring cleaning
The days are getting longer, winter is drawing to a close, and it’s beginning to feel like spring. As you make your spring cleaning “to-do” list, have you given any thought to how you could better protect your privacy?
Read moreStart 2018 with privacy New Year’s resolutions!
As the year comes to a close, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada would like to encourage all Canadians to keep privacy top of mind as they contemplate their New Year’s Resolutions.
Read morePrivacy Tech-Know Blog: Can We Still Be ‘Just Another Face In The Crowd’?
Facial recognition technologies can quickly identify who you are by automatically analyzing your facial features. The characteristics of your face (your biometric information) may be collected when you apply for an identity document like a passport, when you get your photo taken for an employee badge, or when you upload photos online to social media websites.
Read moreDon’t miss the Pathways to Privacy Research Symposium 2017
On Friday, March 10, 2017, the Behavioural Economics in Action at Rotman (BEAR) group at the University of Toronto will bring together academics, researchers, regulators, and industry and consumer groups alike to address consumer privacy challenges in the online world.
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