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2. Additional references www.privacyrights.org www.epic.org www.eff.org

3. Digital Dossier The data shadow The digital dossier Personal accountability

4. Persistence of Information Communication modes Writing Speech Electronic forms E-mail V-mail IM

5. Information Trails The present The future Examples DEA sweeps Borked! Pervasive record keeping

6. Building a Datasphere 1) Make data collectible 2) Make data machine readable 3) Build a big database

7. One Big Happy Database Thomas Watson’s 1940s estimate on the need for computers joke What’s on the web? Search engines and their ilk Your defense

8. Satellite Imagery Do satellite images violate privacy? Are they illegal? Resolution Applications Tax collections Political claims

9. Ground Surveillance Surveillance cameras In malls ATMs “The End of Violence” Traffic violation control

10. Personal Systems Webcam Nanny cam Steve Mann http://www.wearcam.org/students.htm

11. Low Cost Personal Devices Tracking devices (location) Keystroke capturers Recording devices

12. Employee Monitoring Various means are being employed: e- mail, phone, video, drug testing, psychological profiling Is it legal? Is it ethical? Should Fair Information Practices be applied to employee monitoring?

13. Medicine and Health Care The history of medicine and medical history Actuarial science Genetic determinism Nature versus nurture

14. The Protection of Medical Information The legality of releasing medical records Physicians responsibility and the Hippocratic Oath Is there a need for anonymity

15. The Insurance Industry Power asymmetry and treatment release forms The Medical Information Bureau Physicians caught in the middle

16. Access to Your Own Medical Information State by state laws Adoption records

17. Computerized Patient Records The up side The down side

18. HIPAA The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 Key Provisions

19. Privacy as Good Business Privacy Chernobyls Double Click Pentium III chip Real Networks

20. The Promise of e-Commerce Scott McNealy – Consumers should “get over” that they have no privacy in the information age. Lack of privacy protection as an inhibitor to e-commerce The business benefit of strong privacy protection – privacy  trust  loyalty