Steve Gantz writes: … From a legal standpoint, it appears that while many opinions exist on how privacy can be protected in the cloud, who should ultimately be responsible for that protection, and how law enforcement agencies and other government entities should treat cloud environments, there are more unresolved issues than there are settled ones….
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U.S. schools: grooming students for a surveillance state
Schools are increasingly invading student privacy both in school and outside of school. Are schools grooming youth to passively accept a surveillance state where they have no expectation of privacy anywhere? A PogoWasRight.org commentary. The increasing use of student surveillance and intrusion of school districts into students’ extra-curricular conduct should alarm us all. Whether…
How Do You Define ‘Privacy Harm’?
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries of the Wall Street Journal recently interviewed Ryan Calo about his concept of “privacy harm.” I had posted a link to Ryan’s article earlier this month, but if you haven’t read it yet or would like to think more about his ideas — and I would hope that you do — you can…
Privacy Protection in China – Latest Developments
Matthew Murphy of the Gerson Lehrman Group provides an analysis: This article looks at a recent Chinese court decision which extended the application of Article 253 of the PRC Criminal Law to common citizens in China. Until this decision was issued, come commentators had thought that Article 253 was limited to the actions of employees of…