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24 year old student lights match: Europe versus Facebook

Facebook generation's Max Schrems is walloping Facebook with a media-savvy rejection of some fundamental assumptions Read More...

Published Thu, Oct 10 2011 4:43 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Intellectual Property, Blog, Digital Rights, Identity, Digital Eternity

Who is harmed by a “Real Names” policy?

Those of us working on identity technology have to internalize the lessons here Read More...

Published Sat, Jul 07 2011 2:44 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Attacks, Digital Rights, Ethics, anonymity

Head over to the Office of Indadequate Security

It even has a twitter feed for breach junkies Read More...

Published Fri, Jul 07 2011 9:57 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Blog, Attacks, hacking, Information loss

The Idiot’s Guide to Why Voicemail Hacking is a Crime

Defense lawyers have argued that voicemail has already been transmitted and is therefore no longer "in the course of its transmission." Read More...

Published Fri, Jul 07 2011 9:13 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Believe it or not, hacking, Ethics, Identity, Law

Privacy Bill of Rights establishes device identifiers as PII

But despite real positives, the bill as currently formulated leaves me eager to consult a bevy of lawyers... Read More...

Published Wed, Apr 04 2011 5:10 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Digital Rights, Digital Identity, Laws of Identity

Kerry McCain bill proposes “minimal disclosure for specific purpose”

Seminal advance: definition of "covered information" specifically includes device IDs. Read More...

Published Tue, Apr 04 2011 1:56 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Claims, Digital Identity, Information loss

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

Lazy headmasters versus the Laws of Identity

“Having to get permission from every single parent will be a huge bureaucratic burden and very difficult to achieve." Read More...

Published Tue, Mar 03 2011 2:16 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Digital Rights, Identity, Biometrics

Broken Laws of Identity lead to system’s destruction

"The hard drives that held the information on the national identity register have been wiped and they're crushed and reduced to bits of metal so everyone can be absolutely sure..." Read More...

Published Sun, Mar 03 2011 9:50 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Digital Identity, Laws of Identity, Privacy By Design

People, meet Facebook HAL…

For the 6 million users involved in this test, any utterance will become fodder for targeted ads that appear with split-second speed. Read More...

Published Thu, Mar 03 2011 11:29 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Identity Industry, Profiling

Six new authentication methods for Identityblog

I want to get my hands dirty and understand all the implications of the NASCAR-style approach. It's already been a riot looking into this and working through the implications. Read More...

Published Sun, Mar 03 2011 11:58 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Linkage, Identity, Information Cards, PamelaWare, Phishing

Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights

"There is a need to have user input into the formation of social norms, because courts interpreting values such as "expectations of privacy" often look to social network sites policies and practices." Read More...

Published Tue, Mar 03 2011 2:36 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Digital Rights, Digital Identity, anonymity

ZIP ruled personally identifying in California

California court adopts minimal disclosure, objecting to businesses recording ZIPs - when the practice is "unnecessary to the sales transaction." Read More...

Published Thu, Feb 02 2011 12:58 AM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: Privacy, Minimal Disclosure, Claims, Information loss

The Clay Feet of Giants?

"We WILL have a selector-based identity layer for the Internet in the future. All Internet devices will have a selector or a selector proxy for digital identity purposes." Read More...

Published Tue, Feb 02 2011 11:37 PM by Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog

Filed under: U-Prove, Privacy, Identity Metasystem, Claims, Cardspace, User centric, Laws of Identity, Information Cards

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