Designing the Internet of Things for Privacy
It’s not just smartphones anymore – everything from our watches to our refrigerators can be connected to the Internet today. But will companies want to use our heart rates to show us ads? Will insurers be interested in how much ice cream we eat? As the devices we use every day fill with sensors and gain new connectivity, they become far more useful. But they can also collect new kinds of information – about our most intimate habits and interactions – multiplying the privacy challenges for companies and consumers alike. Traditional ways of explaining privacy choices don’t always work in this space. To win loyalty and avoid costly mistakes, a new approach to privacy by design will be key.
Presenters
Fauzia Musa
Sr Design Researcher & Strategist
IDEO
Fauzia was born in Mumbai, and has grown up between London and San Francisco. She's currently a senior design researcher and strategist at IDEO in San Francisco where she spends time understanding ...
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Dir, Legal & Corporate Affairs Group
Microsoft Corporation
Jules Cohen is a Director in the Legal and Corporate Affairs group at Microsoft. He joined Microsoft in 1998 in the company's online division. In his current role, Cohen works to develop online pri...
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Matt Cagle
Tech & Civil Liberties Policy Atty
ACLU of Northern California
Matt Cagle is a Technology and Civil Liberties Policy Attorney at the ACLU of Northern California. With the ACLU, Matt's work focuses on privacy, surveillance, and free speech policy issues in the ...
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Sarah Goyette
Sr Atty, Privacy & Security
Intel Corporation
Sarah G. Goyette is an attorney specializing in global privacy and security
matters. As a senior attorney at Intel Corporation, Sarah counsels a
diverse group of business units on a variety of ...
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