Privacy Controls in an Age of Ultra-Connectedness

Privacy is the “the interest that individuals have in sustaining a personal space free from interference by other people and organizations.” In many countries, privacy is enforced by law. This chapter look at the types of controls that can be used to protect privacy, and the effectiveness of such co...

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Published inSecurity & Privacy pp. 231 - 246
Main Authors Wheeler, David M., Fagbemi, Damilare D.
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published CRC Press 2020
Edition1
Subjects
PII Data
COPPA
Job Function
4G LTE
Data Set
IoT Gateway
Great White
DP
Ai Algorithm
Online Privacy Protection Act
Hard Mathematical Problem
He
IoT Data
IoT Device
Children’s Online Privacy Protection
CSP
Data Subject
Citizens Of The United States
IoT System
Cryptography Texts
Health Plan Beneficiary Numbers
Log Entries
Full Face Photographic Images
LTE
GDPR
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ISBN081536816X
9780815368168
DOI10.1201/9780367440930-9

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Summary:Privacy is the “the interest that individuals have in sustaining a personal space free from interference by other people and organizations.” In many countries, privacy is enforced by law. This chapter look at the types of controls that can be used to protect privacy, and the effectiveness of such controls Differential privacy is a relatively new technique used to obfuscate a data set by introducing a certain amount of error into the data set while allowing the entity querying the data set to make relevant statistical inferences. The California Online Privacy Protection Act is the California law that requires websites to post a privacy policy and comply with what the company posts, including whether websites track users across their site and other party’s websites. The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act is a US federal law that applies to websites that collect data from children under the age of 13.
ISBN:081536816X
9780815368168
DOI:10.1201/9780367440930-9