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"This is just the beginning, this right to be forgotten, but it's going to be much more important in the future," said Artemi Rallo, director of the Spanish Data Protection Agency. Read More...

Published Thu, Apr 04 2011 10:12 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Linkage, Digital Rights, Digital Identity, Ethics, Digital Eternity

WSJ: Federal Prosecutors investigate smartphone apps

The probe is significant because it involves potentially criminal charges that could be applicable to numerous companies Read More...

Published Wed, Apr 04 2011 5:16 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Digital Rights, Digital Identity, Ethics, Location, Fraud

Google Indoors featured on German TV

Check it out! The navigation features within peoples' houses are amazing! Read More...

Published Sat, Apr 04 2011 9:02 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Believe it or not, Ethics, Identity

Netflix stung with privacy lawsuits

The plaintiffs allege that Netflix hangs onto customer information, such as credit card numbers and rental histories, long after subscribers cancel their membership. Read More...

Published Tue, Mar 03 2011 2:35 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Linkage, Ethics, Digital Eternity, Privacy By Design

The voting so far

On Facebook the voting runs about 500 to 1 in favor of the Bill. But now the organizers are allowing us to vote on individual rights as well. Read More...

Published Sun, Mar 03 2011 6:39 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Digital Rights, Ethics

Non-Personal Information - like where you live?

The notion that location information tied to random identifiers is not personally identifiable information is total hogwash. Read More...

Published Tue, Aug 08 2010 4:56 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Digital Rights, Ethics, Identity, Wifi, Location

Microsoft identity guru questions Apple, Google on mobile privacy

The current abuse of personal device identifiers by Google and Apple is at least as significant as the problems I discussed long ago with Passport Read More...

Published Sun, Jul 07 2010 1:33 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Ethics, Identity, Laws of Identity, Wifi

Update to iTunes comes with privacy fibs

As the personal phone evolves it will become increasingly obvious that groups within our best tech companies have built businesses based on consciously crafted privacy fibs. Read More...

Published Sat, Jul 07 2010 3:31 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Digital Rights, Ethics, Identity, Wifi

What Could Google Do With the Data It’s Collected?

Google should change its FAQs about WiFi data collection to line up with what its PR people are telling journalists. Read More...

Published Tue, Jun 06 2010 1:55 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Minimal Disclosure, Blog, Ethics, Wifi

Apple giving out your iPhone fingerprints and location

The company says it may now collect, use, transfer, and disclose our iPhone, iPad or computer identifier and location for any purpose if we opt into iTunes. Read More...

Published Sat, Jun 06 2010 5:08 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Digital Rights, Digital Identity, Ethics

Conor changes his mind

Conor: Google has clearly stepped into the arena of doing something that could be detrimental to the user's privacy Read More...

Published Sun, Jun 06 2010 6:33 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Ethics, Identity

Latitude privacy policy doesn’t fess up to what Google stores

Simply untrue: "If you hide in Latitude, we don't store your location." Read More...

Published Sat, Jun 06 2010 10:42 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Ethics, Wifi, Spoofing

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