Personal Privacy - Revision history

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 * To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geolocation information is, though not in Colorado) Note that some phones can be set to the level of precision that is reported. Be careful though the advertising location information is available on nearlly all smartphones unless the holder specifically disables it.
 * Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." <ref>GW Law, ''Data Is What Data Does: Regulating Based on Harm and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data'' https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4322198</ref>
-* A similar message is available in Elizabeth Renieris book "Beyond Data"<ref>Elizabeth Renieris, ''Beyond Data'' ISBN ‎ 978-0262047821</ref>
+* A similar message is available in Elizabeth Renieris book "Beyond Data"<ref>Elizabeth Renieris, ''Beyond Data'' ISBN ‎978-0262047821</ref>
 ==Solutions==

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 * To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geolocation information is, though not in Colorado) Note that some phones can be set to the level of precision that is reported. Be careful though the advertising location information is available on nearlly all smartphones unless the holder specifically disables it.
 * Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." <ref>GW Law, ''Data Is What Data Does: Regulating Based on Harm and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data'' https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4322198</ref>
-* A similar message is available in Elizabeth Renieris book "Beyond Data" ISBN ‎ 978-0262047821
+* A similar message is available in Elizabeth Renieris book "Beyond Data"<ref>Elizabeth Renieris, ''Beyond Data'' ISBN ‎ 978-0262047821</ref>
 ==Solutions==

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 * To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geolocation information is, though not in Colorado) Note that some phones can be set to the level of precision that is reported. Be careful though the advertising location information is available on nearlly all smartphones unless the holder specifically disables it.
 * Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." <ref>GW Law, ''Data Is What Data Does: Regulating Based on Harm and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data'' https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4322198</ref>
-* A similar message is available in Elizabeth Renieris book "Beyond Data" ISBN ‎ 978-0262047821.
+* A similar message is available in Elizabeth Renieris book "Beyond Data" ISBN ‎ 978-0262047821
 ==Solutions==

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 * On the same day that the FTC announces in a blog that "Browsing and location data are sensitive. Full stop." <ref>FTC, ''FTC Cracks Down on Mass Data Collectors: A Closer Look at Avast, X-Mode, and InMarket'' https://www.ftc.gov/policy/advocacy-research/tech-at-ftc/2024/03/ftc-cracks-down-mass-data-collectors-closer-look-avast-x-mode-inmarket</ref> Three recent FTC enforcement actions reflect a heightened focus on pervasive extraction and mishandling of consumers’ sensitive personal data.
 * The DOJ, in its ANPRM accompanying Biden's sensitive data EO, states that web browsing data is NOT sensitive (p. 17).<ref>US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ''National Security Division; Provisions Regarding Access to Americans’ Bulk Sensitive Personal Data and Government-Related Data by Countries of Concern'' https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2024-04594.pdf</ref>
-* To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geo is, though not in Colorado)
+* To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geolocation information is, though not in Colorado) Note that some phones can be set to the level of precision that is reported. Be careful though the advertising location information is available on nearlly all smartphones unless the holder specifically disables it.
 * Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." <ref>GW Law, ''Data Is What Data Does: Regulating Based on Harm and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data'' https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4322198</ref>
 ==Solutions==

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 * The DOJ, in its ANPRM accompanying Biden's sensitive data EO, states that web browsing data is NOT sensitive (p. 17).<ref>US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ''National Security Division; Provisions Regarding Access to Americans’ Bulk Sensitive Personal Data and Government-Related Data by Countries of Concern'' https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2024-04594.pdf</ref>
 * To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geo is, though not in Colorado)
-* Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." https://lnkd.in/eymBg8Rn
+* Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." <ref>GW Law, ''Data Is What Data Does: Regulating Based on Harm and Risk Instead of Sensitive Data'' https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4322198</ref>
 ==Solutions==

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 ## Ghostery, Privacy Badger, AdBlock and others block ads and web trackers, some web sites will not work with these features fully enabled.
 # Install two different browsers on your device and designate one of them for financial transactions with all security settings turned on.
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 ===These are some of the steps under development===
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 # [[Consent Receipt]] spec has been released to developers.
 # [[California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018]] is now law and will take full effect in 2019.
+# ...
 # DID, blockchain and a whole bunch of other blue sky musings.

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 * Lots of valuable content on the web is free.
 ==What is Personal Data==
-* On the same day that the FTC announces in a blog that "Browsing and location data are sensitive. Full stop." <ref>''FTC Cracks Down on Mass Data Collectors: A Closer Look at Avast, X-Mode, and InMarket'' https://www.ftc.gov/policy/advocacy-research/tech-at-ftc/2024/03/ftc-cracks-down-mass-data-collectors-closer-look-avast-x-mode-inmarket</ref>
+It pretty clear that a legal definition of person data is not likely to help technology providers.
-* The DOJ, in its ANPRM accompanying Biden's sensitive data EO, states that web browsing data is NOT sensitive (p. 17). https://lnkd.in/ebq-ng3h
+* On the same day that the FTC announces in a blog that "Browsing and location data are sensitive. Full stop." <ref>FTC, ''FTC Cracks Down on Mass Data Collectors: A Closer Look at Avast, X-Mode, and InMarket'' https://www.ftc.gov/policy/advocacy-research/tech-at-ftc/2024/03/ftc-cracks-down-mass-data-collectors-closer-look-avast-x-mode-inmarket</ref> Three recent FTC enforcement actions reflect a heightened focus on pervasive extraction and mishandling of consumers’ sensitive personal data.
-To this obvious misalignment between federal agencies, add the various definitions of sensitive personal information in state laws (web browsing is typically not considered sensitive; precise geo is, though not in Colorado). Meanwhile, the master of privacy academics, Daniel Solove, suggests, "the sensitive data approach is a dead end." And that, "the sensitive data categories are arbitrary and lack any coherent theory for identifying them." https://lnkd.in/eymBg8Rn
+* The DOJ, in its ANPRM accompanying Biden's sensitive data EO, states that web browsing data is NOT sensitive (p. 17).<ref>US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ''National Security Division; Provisions Regarding Access to Americans’ Bulk Sensitive Personal Data and Government-Related Data by Countries of Concern'' https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2024-04594.pdf</ref>
 ==Solutions==

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-There are benefits:
+There are benefits to sharing personal data:
 * The user experience is more personal and directed to your interests.
 * Lots of valuable content on the web is free.
 ==Solutions==

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 *[[Identity Pathologies]] is the page where the various vulnerabilities are delineated.
 *[[User Private Information]] is the page were data is classified as to the Personal Information Exposure Risk is defined.
-*[[Privacy Regulation]] is the page where the thinking behind current [[Government]] actions is described and critiqued.
+*[[Privacy Regulation]] is the page where the thinking behind current [[Government]] actions is described and compared to the real problems that users would like to see corrected.
 User private data is required for release of web resources. Minimizing the amount of data released or its misuse after release is the object of this effort to list the steps that can be taken today by user as well as the developments that are still evolving.