Comments for PrivacyChoice Blog http://blog.privacychoice.org Making privacy easier Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:07:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Yet another (better) definition of sensitive boundaries for ad targeting by How to improve your privacyscore | PrivacyChoice Blog http://blog.privacychoice.org/2011/12/14/yet-another-better-definition-of-sensitive-boundaries-for-ad-targeting/#comment-21550 How to improve your privacyscore | PrivacyChoice Blog Tue, 21 Feb 2012 21:07:37 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3630#comment-21550 [...] of boundaries comes from the rules for Google’s Certified Ad Network program (read about it here). Over time, we expect to provide more granular scoring to take into account significant [...] [...] of boundaries comes from the rules for Google’s Certified Ad Network program (read about it here). Over time, we expect to provide more granular scoring to take into account significant [...]

]]> Comment on Making privacy measurable (and easier) with privacyscores by Scoring Tool Helps Users Tackle the Issue of Online Privacy | Information in Social Context http://blog.privacychoice.org/2012/02/12/making-privacy-measurable-and-easier-with-privacyscores/#comment-21235 Scoring Tool Helps Users Tackle the Issue of Online Privacy | Information in Social Context Fri, 17 Feb 2012 04:16:41 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3774#comment-21235 [...] PrivacyChoice recognizes that this is a work in progress. There are many sites that have yet to be rated, not everyone may agree with the way PrivacyChoice [...] [...] PrivacyChoice recognizes that this is a work in progress. There are many sites that have yet to be rated, not everyone may agree with the way PrivacyChoice [...]

]]> Comment on How do I include a privacy policy in my App Store and iTunes listings? by Developer Alert: Takeaways from the today’s FTC report on kid’s privacy disclosure in apps | PrivacyChoice Blog http://blog.privacychoice.org/2011/10/25/how-do-i-include-a-privacy-policy-in-my-app-store-and-itunes-listings/#comment-21218 Developer Alert: Takeaways from the today’s FTC report on kid’s privacy disclosure in apps | PrivacyChoice Blog Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:37:46 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3540#comment-21218 [...] written before about the disfunctional privacy framework of the app marketplaces. With the talent and resources available to these companies, there’s no reason that we [...] [...] written before about the disfunctional privacy framework of the app marketplaces. With the talent and resources available to these companies, there’s no reason that we [...]

]]> Comment on Yet another (better) definition of sensitive boundaries for ad targeting by Jim Brock http://blog.privacychoice.org/2011/12/14/yet-another-better-definition-of-sensitive-boundaries-for-ad-targeting/#comment-21078 Jim Brock Tue, 14 Feb 2012 16:56:45 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3630#comment-21078 I don't believe that the Google consumer-facing policy has any effect on the Google policy covering admission to their Certified Ad Networks program. I don’t believe that the Google consumer-facing policy has any effect on the Google policy covering admission to their Certified Ad Networks program.

]]> Comment on Yet another (better) definition of sensitive boundaries for ad targeting by melissa http://blog.privacychoice.org/2011/12/14/yet-another-better-definition-of-sensitive-boundaries-for-ad-targeting/#comment-21077 melissa Tue, 14 Feb 2012 16:53:48 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3630#comment-21077 Hi, Do you know if the new Google Privacy Policy uploads the existing Google definition of "sensitive" material or if there are material changes to the policy? Hi,

Do you know if the new Google Privacy Policy uploads the existing Google definition of “sensitive” material or if there are material changes to the policy?

]]> Comment on Making privacy measurable (and easier) with privacyscores by Privacyscore: interessant maar (nog?) niet relevant | Online privacy | Recruitment Matters - Alles over online recruitment http://blog.privacychoice.org/2012/02/12/making-privacy-measurable-and-easier-with-privacyscores/#comment-20991 Privacyscore: interessant maar (nog?) niet relevant | Online privacy | Recruitment Matters - Alles over online recruitment Mon, 13 Feb 2012 14:12:39 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3774#comment-20991 [...] Meer informatie kan gevonden worden op het blog van PrivacyChoice. Nou maar hopen dat een dergelijk initiatief heel snel overal wordt ingezet. Als het tenminste een [...] [...] Meer informatie kan gevonden worden op het blog van PrivacyChoice. Nou maar hopen dat een dergelijk initiatief heel snel overal wordt ingezet. Als het tenminste een [...]

]]> Comment on Making privacy measurable (and easier) with privacyscores by How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think | http://blog.privacychoice.org/2012/02/12/making-privacy-measurable-and-easier-with-privacyscores/#comment-20957 How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think | Mon, 13 Feb 2012 06:58:42 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3774#comment-20957 [...] measures what a publisher’s policy says, and not what the site actually does. PrivacyChoice plans to evolve the tool over time by making its APIs more widely available, by including additional factors in the score, and [...] [...] measures what a publisher’s policy says, and not what the site actually does. PrivacyChoice plans to evolve the tool over time by making its APIs more widely available, by including additional factors in the score, and [...]

]]> Comment on So this is what a privacy audit looks like by Pioneering Solutions - How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think http://blog.privacychoice.org/2011/12/22/so-this-is-what-a-privacy-audit-looks-like/#comment-20955 Pioneering Solutions - How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think Mon, 13 Feb 2012 06:47:51 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3696#comment-20955 [...] reason Facebook and Google score so highly is that both companies have signed consent decrees with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to provide regular audits of their privacy performance over the next few [...] [...] reason Facebook and Google score so highly is that both companies have signed consent decrees with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to provide regular audits of their privacy performance over the next few [...]

]]> Comment on Making privacy measurable (and easier) with privacyscores by How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think | ZDNet http://blog.privacychoice.org/2012/02/12/making-privacy-measurable-and-easier-with-privacyscores/#comment-20921 How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think | ZDNet Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:42:45 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3774#comment-20921 [...] measures what a publisher’s policy says, and not what the site actually does. PrivacyChoice plans to evolve the tool over time by making its APIs more widely available, by including additional factors in the score, and [...] [...] measures what a publisher’s policy says, and not what the site actually does. PrivacyChoice plans to evolve the tool over time by making its APIs more widely available, by including additional factors in the score, and [...]

]]> Comment on So this is what a privacy audit looks like by How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think | ZDNet http://blog.privacychoice.org/2011/12/22/so-this-is-what-a-privacy-audit-looks-like/#comment-20920 How much online privacy do you really have? Less than you think | ZDNet Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:41:05 +0000 http://blog.privacychoice.org/?p=3696#comment-20920 [...] reason Facebook and Google score so highly is that both companies have signed consent decrees with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to provide regular audits of their privacy performance over the next few [...] [...] reason Facebook and Google score so highly is that both companies have signed consent decrees with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to provide regular audits of their privacy performance over the next few [...]

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