Fair Information Practice Principles are a "useful tool" when analyzing online privacy, but should not be codified in new regulations or laws, a coalition of 13 ad, media and business organizations ...
Fair information practices (FIPs) are sets of rules governing collection, retention, sharing, and use of personal information. They are meant to protect privacy when people interact with large ...
Basic data privacy principles were being discussed long before the commercialization of the Internet. In 1998, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission reiterated these principles in the context of the ...
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