Is it Possible to Share and Protect Sensitive Information?
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Panel argues the privacy model must shift from locking data to enabling user-controlled sharing with interoperable permissions, citing consumer research (NAI), the new financial privacy model form, and Apple's location arrow as existing usable notices. Proposals include identity trust frameworks and personal data stores that let users mirror interests to advertisers while keeping control; regulators flag that web trails (including health searches) already re-identify people, so technical tools plus rules must limit abuse.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Data sharing and privacy challenges
- 1:10Privacy and data control shift
- 3:38FTC on privacy frameworks
- 6:29Notice and consumer expectations
- 8:12Trust frameworks and identity providers
- 10:17User-centric identity and permissions
- 12:28Regulating behavioral tracking
- 14:13Personal data stores for advertisers
- 15:39Balancing information control
- 16:00Summary and collaboration
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