The Week in Privacy and Online Safety, May 7, 2012
The Week in Privacy & Online Safety, May 7, 2012A weekly global roundup of news, policy developments, research, and influence
General Online Privacy
News (U.S.) - How to Muddy Your Tracks on the Internet, The New York Times, May 2, 2012
Advocates (U.S.) - Are pseudonyms “anonymous”?, Ed Felten –FTC, Apr. 30, 2012
General Online Safety
News (U.S.) - Tweens' Secret Lives Online, The Wall Street Journal, May 1, 2012
News (U.S.) - Are Parents Addicted To Spying On Their Kids?, Forbes, May 2, 2012
Advertising & Search
News (U.K.) - Big Data age puts privacy in question as information becomes currency, The Guardian, Apr. 22, 2012
Mobile
News (U.S.) - Mobile health apps prompt questions about privacy, The Washington Post, Apr. 29, 2012
News (U.S) - Kindle Fire Update Adds Parental Controls, PC Magazine, May 3, 2012
News (U.S.) - Mobile Experts Disagree on Who Should Protect Privacy, IDG News, May 3, 2012
Research (U.S.) - Mobile Payments: Consumer Benefits and New Privacy Concerns, Hoofnagel, Urban, Li, Apr. 24, 2012
News (Canada) - Ugly Meter app worries cyber bullying activists, CBC News, Apr. 30, 2012
Social Networks
News (U.S.) - Facebook & your privacy: Who sees the data you share?, Consumer Reports, May, 2012
Legislation & Regulation
News (U.S.) – Mozilla is first major tech company to denounce CISPA, CNET, May 1, 2012
Research (U.S.) - The Irony of Privacy Class Action Litigation, Eric Goldman, Santa Clara University, Apr. 25, 2012
News (U.K.) - David Cameron to consider forcing ISPs into 'opt-out' porn block, Wired, May 4, 2012
News (U.S.) – Should Cyberbullying be a Crime?, The New York Times, Apr. 27, 2012
-- Compiled by David Burt, CISSP, CIPP