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==Privacy by Policy vs. Privacy by Design== -Privacy by Policy?

# Tracking and challenging the emerging "Privacy Tech Industry" * Started working with Tor and other privacy tech as a young technologist in early aughts.

We assembled a checklist around privacy, but what other might be susceptible to these sorts of issues. IP policy. If they're funding the grantee, all the outputs should be openly licensed.

* Raising privacy awareness among the younger generation * Usable tools while not giving up privacy/security

* compliance (privacy law, regulations) translating convoluted policy for comprehension

== Values-driven organizational policy design == * Split staff structure into paid (lots of effective power, relatively little policy power) and unpaid (advisory / keyholder status)

...xposed your IP address to a 3rd party and therefore have no expectation of privacy. ...ets more restrictive for a service, they can use the older versions of the policy.

* Complexity of policy creation. ..., will the machine have the same concerns a human would? Would it protect privacy?

* Although it can take take, it is best practice to create an organizational policy towards the use of social media so that multiple people can help in the con ...it doesn't work as well as when it's individuals doing this and there's no policy to guide them.

* [[Human Rights Security and Privacy]] * [[Privacy Designs for Websites]]

...be effective in their online activism, from human rights practitioners to privacy advocates. This session will explore how Tor complements and supports other ...tions of information control, security through strong identity, privacy by policy, and the need to trust the infrastructure. Answering this challenge demands

...rs of multiple organizations in support of their offline action on climate policy, while preserving each org's control of its brand and member list. Currentl Admin side: you can browse through all the members. See all the groups info, privacy settings. <br>

We think this could encourage privacy, because the assumption that IP address = users breaks down when networks a - Having some process and policy allows for DMCA protections. Having a “policy” that says you’ll ban offenders gives you, in theory, protections even

Corporate tools do a pretty good job with security. But then privacy is a whole other issue. #Have a data retention policy: Have a policy to delete emails after a certain number of weeks/months

...ed about encryption of conversation, but we don’t think of the breaches of privacy built into internet protocol. Cables in the sea are designed and developed ...nd infrastructure; conviviality; sociotechnical imaginaries and shaping of policy of infrastructure; what barriers exist to free, low cost access to learners

there has privacy tradeoffs policy and why we have it

want to use it, what security it provides, and policy and legal issues. * large scale security, strengthening systems, privacy

(First initials used for privacy reasons :) * What's on the horizon for your work in organizing, policy and systems change?

* [[Cookies and privacy badger to respect privacy]] - Cooper * [[Civi CRM = Privacy]] - Dave

** Privacy and data issues--using a cloud-hosted service vs something you install and ** Undocumented immigration, drug policy, reproductive rights, anti-nuke orgs; organizations trying to make active c

'''Zuckerberg:''' Minimized FB's role, hesitant to change policy (should not be arbiter) '''Google:''' Changed ad serving policy -- block spam and porn, but now also will block ad sharing that shares misi

| Influence government policy from the inside ! Crypto Privacy

*Have a privacy policy – build tools that don’t personally identify people

A lot of everything. Journalism content – score cards, policy analysis. Requires structured database responses, not going to work to send System protocol/standard for user privacy is that everything that goes into the system is intended to be published. U

- legal jurisdiction/policy on request? cost, SLA, terms (privacy)

** Open to anyone to write their policy documents. ...NSSEC! So people's intuition about the exact nature of "security" and the privacy benefits that we will get is not necessarily right.]

* The way that we talk and think about privacy technology is super fucked up. It’s clear that technology requires govern * Works on disinformation on the policy side and in elections.

Daily life impacts for people affected by policy change *Client privacy issues, particulary with kids and other vulnerable pops. Consent, legal iss