As many people ask, Sebastian explains the similiarities and differences of the Data Rights Protocol (DRP) and Global Privacy Control (GPC).
Sebastian presented GPC at the Connecticut Senate Data Privacy Working Group Meeting (via Zoom from Germany :) ).
Sebastian writes a Comment on the Proposed Rulemaking under the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2020 (Proceeding No. 01-21) to the California Privacy Protection Agency.
Sebastian participated in the Data Rights Protocol roundtable of Consumer Reports and hosted by the MIT Media Lab.
We farewell Stanley. Thank you for all your contributions to GPC. Excellent work!
Welcome, Oliver!
Oliver Wang joins the privacy-tech-lab.
New blog post: Opting Out May Not Prevent Websites From Collecting Your Data. (Image credit Social Ninja.)
We are thrilled to receive funding from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to develop a generalizable active privacy choice mechanism. In other words, let's make it easier for Internet users to express their privacy choices. More to come ... .
(Time magazine cover in the public domain.)
Sebastian participates in an NSF panel reviewing funding proposals for the Computer Science and Engineering (CISE) directorate. Quite fun and lots of good ideas!
Raf and David are graduating! Thank you for your hard work all these years and making PrivacyFlash Pro the success it became! It was a pleasure. All the best for your future! We also farewell Daniel K. Thank you for all your contributions to GPC. Excellent work!
Welcome, Chunyue!
Chunyue Ma joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Welcome, Stanley!
Stanley Markman joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Kiryl Beliauski joins the privacy-tech-lab for the remainder of the semester.
A busy Friday with a talk at Sepideh Ghanavati's privacy group at the University of Maine and Wesleyan'sShasha Seminar: Truth (and Lies) in Our Time moderating Mitali Thakor's great talk on deep fakes.
Welcome, Logan!
Logan Brown joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Welcome, Daniel!
Daniel Goldelman joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Welcome, Bella!
Bella Tassone joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Welcome, Eliza!
Eliza Kuller joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Together with collaborators Robin Berjon and Pete Snyder, Sebastian discussed Global Privacy Control at Rise of Privacy Tech.
Welcome, Owen!
Owen Kaplan joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Sebastian gives Zoom talks on Global Privacy Control at UC Davis and Northeastern University.
We launched Global Privacy Control (GPC). Yeah! Gilad Edelman provided most excellent coverage over at Wired. Others did, too!
October is Cybersecurity month! Sebastian is participating in an online discussion at SUNY Canton.
Check out our short WPES paper on Do Not Sell featuring our OptMeowt browser extension. Our talk is here.
Welcome, Abdallah!
Abdallah Salia joins the privacy-tech-lab for the Fall semester.
Welcome, Daniel!
Daniel Knopf joins the privacy-tech-lab.
iOS YouTuber extraordinaire Brian Advent features PrivacyFlash Pro! Check it out! (Brian's take and Q&A's are also available.)
New blog post on the privacy of contact tracing apps: The Privacy of COVID-19 Apps -- Reopening Alphaville.
We had a great discussion with the good folks at iOSoho - New York City's largest iOS Engineer Meetup.
Welcome, Kuba!
Kuba Alicki joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Phil Kaelbling joins the privacy-tech-lab for the Spring semester.
Fresh! PrivacyFlash Pro. Developed by David, Rafael, Sarah, and Sebastian. (Video narrated by Rafael.)
Sebastian discusses the California Consumer Privacy Act at Samba TV's Data Protection in the 2020's in San Francisco.
Sarah Jin joins the privacy-tech-lab for the Fall semester.
Welcome, David!
David Baraka joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Welcome, Rafael!
Rafael Goldstein joins the privacy-tech-lab.
Wesleyan, here we go!
Sebastian joins Wesleyan. (Picture courtesy Wesleyan University.)
