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Someday, on the corporate balance sheet, there will be an entry which reads, "Information"; for in most cases, the information is more valuable than the hardware which processes it.
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Tag Archives: policy; mobile apps; California
The Draft NTIA Mobile App Code of Conduct – Pretty Close to Useless
After more than a year of “stakeholder” discussions, the National Telecommunications and Information Agency released a final draft Short Form Notice Code of Conduct to Promote Transparency in Mobile App Practices. Let’s talk about what’s wrong with it. We have … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, Privacy, Regulation
Tagged big data, personal information, personally identifiable information; PII;, policy; mobile apps; California, privacy
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California Attorney General Goofs Again
We’re back to the problems the California Attorney General is having with constructively addressing privacy issues with mobile apps. As you know, Attorney General took two big actions with respect to those issues. The second big action was the release … Continue reading
Posted in Diatribe, Regulation
Tagged big data, California Attorney General, personally identifiable information; PII;, policy; mobile apps; California
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California’s Mobile App Privacy Initiative – A Good Example of What’s Wrong with Privacy Regulation
To be effective, regulation has to be about acts and omissions – not disclosure. We don’t charge people for the crime of failing to disclosure their intention to steal. We charge them for stealing. California’s alleged effort to “promote greater … Continue reading
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California Mobile App Privacy Initiative – Special Wednesday Context Post
Yesterday’s post probably made it clear that this blog has a negative view of the mobile app privacy initiative of the California Attorney General. The post tomorrow should put to rest any doubt about it. Given the nature of those … Continue reading
Posted in Big Data, Get to Know Me, Policy, Privacy
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California Attorney General Discovers Mobile Apps – Alert the Media!
Yes I know this is old news, but bear with me. This is commentary, or muckraking or yellow journalism – you decide. In any event, we’ll call this muck-blogging from here on out. The Attorney General of the State of … Continue reading