Keynote & Session 4
summary
Calls for a national privacy law and updated antitrust rules pivot on concrete examples: trackers that let Google and Facebook see utility bill payments, reports of ad tablets in rideshares, Amazon rolling out palm‑print payments, and breaches at Facebook and Equifax. Claims include a user's encounter with up to 200 trackers per week and proposals like the Consumer Online Privacy Rights Act, antitrust reform to block harmful mergers, more FTC and state AG enforcement, and industry standards such as opt out rights and transparency/audit tooling.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20Senator Amy Klobuchar Senator
- 7:57Antitrust Law Enforcement and Reform Act
- 13:19Privacy Act of 1974
- 13:40How Do We Maintain Trust
- 20:11Darren Shill with Norton Lifelock
- 32:29Katie Mcginnis
- 44:49Stakeholder Relationships in Terms of the Development of Governance Models To Enable Trust
- 1:03:27Risk Assessment
- 1:20:45Final Thoughts
