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Barbara Lindsey

Happy Data Privacy Day! - Digits - WSJ - 0 views

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privacy data internet day

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 02 Mar 10
     
    January 28 is Data Privacy Day in the U.S., Canada and 27 European countries. Designed to make people aware of issues related to data privacy.
Barbara Lindsey

TSA: Privacy - 0 views

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privacy tsa:

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  • The officer who views the image is remotely located in a secure resolution room and never sees the passenger.
  • To further protect passenger privacy, millimeter wave technology blurs all facial features and backscatter technology has an algorithm applied to the entire image.
  • Advanced imaging technology cannot store, print, transmit or save the image, and the image is automatically deleted from the system after it is cleared by the remotely located security officer. Officers evaluating images are not permitted to take cameras, cell phones or photo-enabled devices into the resolution room.
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  • TSA recently new software on all millimeter wave imaging technology machines – upgrades designed to enhance privacy by eliminating passenger-specific images and instead auto-detecting potential threats and indicating their location on a generic outline of a person.
  • For units that do not yet have the new software, TSA has taken all efforts to ensure passenger privacy. To that end, the officer who assists the passenger never sees the image the technology produces and the officer who views the image is remotely located in a secure resolution room and never sees the passenger. The two officers communicate via wireless headset.
Barbara Lindsey

Ok You Luddites, Time To Chill Out On Facebook Over Privacy - 0 views

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privacy online onlineprivacy onlinerights onlinesafety

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  • The fact is that privacy is already really, really dead. Howard Lindzon nailed it the other day when he said “Equifax, Transunion, Capital One, American Express and their cousins raped our privacy,” Everything we do, everything we buy, everywhere we go is tracked and sitting in a database somewhere. Our location via our phone, or our car GPS. Our credit card transactions. Everything.
  • Supposedly many people were apprehensive about using telephones in the early 1900s because they knew the phone companies could listen in on their phone calls. There are people who won’t use phones today because of the ease in which calls can be tapped.
Barbara Lindsey

AOL's tech chief quits after breach of privacy - USATODAY.com - 0 views

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aol privacy search

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 02 Mar 10
     
    The data had no names attached. But Pam Dixon, executive director of the World Privacy Forum, says she was able to easily identify two AOL customers by looking through search terms.
Chenwen Hong

Facebook Privacy Blunder Is Boon for Berkeley Legal Scholar - Wired Campus - The Chroni... - 2 views

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privacy Facebook Beacon

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    a lawsuit concerning the privacy of Facebook members
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    I had no idea of what Beacon is, but I am happy that Facebook discontinued the technology. Do we feel safer about this? Well, ...
Barbara Lindsey

How QR codes hide privacy, security risks - Technology & science - Security - msnbc.com - 0 views

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qrcodes privacy onlinesecurity risks

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 20 Dec 11
     
    Some good information about security and privacy risks associated with qrcodes. As with many online sites, it pays to think first and consider who is sending out that qr code.
Barbara Lindsey

HIPAA Information For Consumers - 0 views

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hipaa privacy health usa

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  • To make sure that your health information is protected in a way that does not interfere with your health care, your information can be used and shared:For your treatment and care coordinationTo pay doctors and hospitals for your health care and to help run their businessesWith your family, relatives, friends, or others you identify who are involved with your health care or your health care bills, unless you objectTo make sure doctors give good care and nursing homes are clean and safeTo protect the public's health, such as by reporting when the flu is in your areaTo make required reports to the police, such as reporting gunshot wounds
  • generally cannot
  • Examples of organizations that do not have to follow the Privacy and Security Rules include:life insurers,employers,workers compensation carriers,many schools and school districts,many state agencies like child protective service agencies,many law enforcement agencies,many municipal offices.
Barbara Lindsey

Faculty on Facebook: Privacy concerns raised by suspension - USATODAY.com - 0 views

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privacy online educators higher ed

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 02 Mar 10
     
    Focus is on privacy and social media for educators.
Chenwen Hong

11 More U.S. Airports Get Body Scanners | Threat Level | Wired.com - 0 views

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privacy body scanning

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    the issue of privacy versus security regarding body scanning
  • Chenwen Hong on 06 Mar 10
     
    This is the issue of privacy versus security that we discussed on Friday.
Barbara Lindsey

A complete guide to web, Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus privacy and security! | The... - 0 views

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google facebook Twitter google+ guide privacy onlineprivacy

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Barbara Lindsey

Here's what Facebook sends the cops in response to a subpoena | ZDNet - 0 views

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facebook privacy legal subpoena onlineprivacy

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 09 Apr 12
     
    Fall 2012 syllabus At stake is not only your privacy but those of your FB 'friends'
Barbara Lindsey

Digital Writing: Privacy, Control, and Surveillance on the Internet - 0 views

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syllabus Digital Internet UTexas privacy

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    UofTexas course on Digital Writing: Privacy, Control, and Surveillance on the Internet
Barbara Lindsey

How to Hide From Friends You Don't Like - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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facebook status update privacy howto

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 22 Sep 10
     
    How to set up granular privacy settings on facebook for your status updates
Barbara Lindsey

What Exactly Is "Private" Browsing? | Big Brother is Watching - 0 views

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privacy online rights

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  • Barbara Lindsey on 12 Sep 10
     
    Student project for David Parry's Internet Privacy course at UT Dallas
Barbara Lindsey

I'm So Totally, Digitally Close to You - Clive Thompson - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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facebook networking social

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  • unless you visited each friend’s page every day, it might be days or weeks before you noticed the news, or you might miss it entirely.
  • He developed something he called News Feed, a built-in service that would actively broadcast changes in a user’s page to every one of his or her friends.
  • Instead, they would just log into Facebook, and News Feed would appear: a single page that — like a social gazette from the 18th century — delivered a long list of up-to-the-minute gossip about their friends, around the clock, all in one place. “A stream of everything that’s going on in their lives,” as Zuckerberg put it.
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  • When students woke up that September morning and saw News Feed, the first reaction, generally, was one of panic.
  • He created a Facebook group demanding Zuckerberg either scrap News Feed or provide privacy options.
  • Zuckerberg, surprised by the outcry, quickly made two decisions. The first was to add a privacy feature to News Feed, letting users decide what kind of information went out. But the second decision was to leave News Feed otherwise intact. He suspected that once people tried it and got over their shock, they’d like it.He was right. Within days, the tide reversed.
  • he bits of trivia that News Feed delivered gave them more things to talk about — Why do you hate Kiefer Sutherland? — when they met friends face to face in class or at a party. Trends spread more quickly. When one student joined a group — proclaiming her love of Coldplay or a desire to volunteer for Greenpeace — all her friends instantly knew, and many would sign up themselves. Users’ worries about their privacy seemed to vanish within days, boiled away by their excitement at being so much more connected to their friends.
  • It catalyzed a massive boom in the site’s growth.
Barbara Lindsey

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privacy online rights educators fryer

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  • Before selecting, creating and using online accounts for this course, students are encouraged to consider the benefits of establishing and maintaining a professional digital footprint.
  • By using an alias or screename unrelated to their actual name, students can maintain public anonymity on the websites and in the web content created to fulfill course requirements.
  • Students are encouraged, but not required, to create a consistent, professional digital footprint through the completion of these course requirements. For more thoughts along these lines, see: Darren Kuropatwa's post, "Google Never Forgets"Jen Wagner's post, "If You Lead….Are You Ready For Them To Follow" Clarence Fisher's post, "Losing Your Footprint Sucks" Wesley Fryer's post, "Google Profiles, Online Reputation Management, and Digital Footprints" Notes from Robyn Treyvaud's presentation, "Our 21st Century Challenge: Developing Responsible, Ethical and Resilient Digital Citizens"Yahoo's Safety website: FAQs about your Digital Reputation The YouTube video, "Digital Footprints – Digital Dossier"
  • Barbara Lindsey on 28 Feb 10
     
    Wesley Fryer's course overview. Includes a terrific section on thoughts about student digital footprints, privacy and information disclosure.
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