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iBeacon might be a scary tracking tool. It might also become a Privacy Enhancing Technology

akivamiller December 11, 2013 7:13 pm 0Comments

A recent article in Wired describes iBeacon, a new Apple technology that profoundly increases automatic information sharing capabilities between devices. Based on Bluetooth Low Energy technology is already built into…

IAPP Westin Research Fellowships

KStrandburg November 25, 2013 4:52 pm 0Comments

Of possible interest from Omer Tene:  Established in 2013, the IAPP Westin Research Center was created to encourage and enable research and scholarship in the field of privacy. Each year,…

Internet architects propose encrypting all the world’s Web traffic

akivamiller November 15, 2013 8:51 am 0Comments

See details here.

Are access and correction tools, opt-out buttons, and privacy dashboards the right solutions to consumer data privacy?

akivamiller November 7, 2013 11:42 am 0Comments

The past year has seen consumers being given new tools to control the data that advertisers and data brokers collect about them. These developments might point to a new direction…

Sloan Cybersecurity Lecture at NYU-Poly

Tehila October 24, 2013 11:49 am 0Comments

As part of the FTC's "Reclaim Your Name" initiative, FTC Commissioner Julie Brill delivered the Sloan Cybersecurity Lecture at NYU-Poly. Her talk focused on the rise of big data as…

Extra-PRG Meeting on the Technical Implications of the NSA and GCHQ Revelations

seda October 10, 2013 9:55 am 0Comments

On the 27th of September, we organized an extra Privacy Research Group (PRG) meeting on the technical implications of the NSA and GCHQ surveillance programs as revealed by Edward Snowden…

Slides for “The Emotional Context of Information Privacy”

Luke Stark October 2, 2013 5:14 pm 0Comments

Hi all - if anyone's interested, the (perhaps too cryptic) slides which accompanied my talk last week are available below. Many thanks for everyone's feedback - more is certainly welcome!…

Cosmo publishes “10 Completely Terrible Apps No One Should Ever Use”

spikenlilli October 2, 2013 1:07 pm 0Comments

From an attentive MCC undergrad. Link here. The webpage itself tracks all onClick behaviors.

Is freedom from cross-border surveillance a human right?

akivamiller September 25, 2013 7:02 pm 0Comments

Among the revelations about NSA surveillance this summer was the news that the United States engaged in massive surveillance of foreign governments and citizens, including embassies, delegations, and politicians of…

PRG – Overview of Legal Implications of NSA Spying

Nathan Newman September 18, 2013 1:45 pm 1Comments

Post-911 laws and FISA court developments. PRG Discussion on 9/18/13 FISA Act governs gathering of data about foreign actors, set up in wake of Watergate.  Created framework for data collection…

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