Google Analytics and Privacy
Source: saunderslog.com
Some very good commentary on the newly released Google Analytics, and Google’s Privacy Policy for the same on Bogle’s Blog.
Last 20 posts tagged "privacy"
How AT&T picked my pocket.
Source: saunderslog.com
My phone rang on the ski hill this morning. It was AT&T’s collection agency, BCR, calling to harass me again.
You see, AT&T picked my pocket to the tune of $1170, and then…
Deloitte TMT Predictions
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Live notes from Duncan Stewart’s presentation this morning:
The TMT predictions are a 1 year snapshot. These are the hot areas for the next 12 months.
— Internet —
The rising…
Published on January 24th, 2008
under Cellular, deloitte, environmental, facebook, mobile, Ottawa, piracy, presence, privacy, Tech & Business
Microsoft to join Dataportability.org?
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Rumors are flying this morning that Microsoft will join DataPortability.org, the working group thinking through data portability issues. That would be good news, although at this point ther…
Obasanjo on regional Facebook networks
Source: saunderslog.com
It boggles my mind that someone sat down and coded “Anyone who lives in the same city as me” as a privacy control and didn’t immediately smack themselves on the head for writing something…
Facebook Feature Set to Enlarge
Source: saunderslog.com
Several reports emerged yesterday around three new Facebook features. Previously promised, it looks as if these will be delivered in the New Year:
Fine grained privacy controls. Long demanded,…
The Privacy Manifesto caused a ripple
Source: saunderslog.com
Yesterday was a pretty exciting day on the privacy and data portability front. I didn’t have any inkling of what was coming up next after publishing the Privacy Manifesto on GigaOm,…
Published on January 9th, 2008
under Data Portability, facebook, Google, Internet, Iotum, Plaxo, privacy, Tech & Business
Transitive Privacy Guarantees
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A call went out earlier this week for a few of us in the blogging community to help pick up a little of the slack at GigaOm caused by Om’s convalescence. I was asked if I would contribut…
Facebook should buy Plaxo
Source: saunderslog.com
Scoble’s banning from Facebook is provoking a lot of discussion in the blogosphere amongst Americans. The discussion centers around whether Scoble should be allowed to export his socia…
Privacy International slams US and UK
Source: saunderslog.com
Over the holidays I had the opportunity to have dinner with American friends where, unsurprisingly, the topic of the war in Iraq was discussed. While the US Patriot Act’s egregious civ…
Privacy and Prejudice.
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Over on the Skype Journal, Jim Courtney has written a blockbuster post titled Privacy and Prejudice: An Interruption 2.0 Manifesto for the AlwaysOn Lifestyle. Based on his experiences using…
Published on February 21st, 2007
under privacy
Privacy in a location, location, location world
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Randall Strauss’s piece Cellphone as Tracker: X Marks Your Doubts raises some uniquely American concerns about privacy and location based services. The Helio Drift, with Buddy Beacon,…
Published on November 20th, 2006
under privacy
The ISP Privacy Pledge
Source: saunderslog.com
Unlike Mark Goldberg, I welcome the ISP Privacy Pledge initiative put forward by Online Rights Canada. The pledge is a very concrete way to send a message to Parliament that privacy is important,…
Zfone: Secure VOIP Telephony Pretty Good VOIP
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Philip R. Zimmermann is the creator of Pretty Good Privacy, an email encryption software package. Originally designed as a human rights tool, PGP was published for free on the Internet in 1991,…
Your privacy pitted against context and reputation based systems
Source: saunderslog.com
In the wake of the AOL search engine data fiasco, there have been a number of writers writing about the amount of data being collected by search engines, and other web sites, and how that data…
Published on August 11th, 2006
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Google Analytics and Privacy
Source: saunderslog.com
Some very good commentary on the newly released Google Analytics, and Google’s Privacy Policy for the same on Bogle’s Blog. …
