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Revision as of 01:56, 20 July 2020
This is the coolest Wiki dedicated to Privacy! (but not the only one)
This Wiki is organized around the Solove Taxonomy which breaks privacy into four broad categories ( information processing, information dissemination, collection, and invasion) and sixteen individual harms (or privacy violations). It currently includes United States Federal Laws as well as over two hundred State Laws. In addition to laws and regulations, you can find copious news stories of every type of privacy harm under the taxonomy.
While most state laws that touch on privacy issues are already in the Wiki, volunteers will keep the states current.
To learn more about how to join the Privacy Wiki as State Editors, please reach out to our Chief Legal Editor. We are excited to see you as a Legal State Editor in the Wiki!
We hope to expand into other jurisdictions (such as the EU) in the near future!
- Tim Hortons Breakfast Restaurant App
- Employee Health-Screening Technology
- Privately Installed Cameras in San Francisco
- TikTok Data Tracking and Sharing Practices
- SNAP Online Buying Program
- States Sharing Driver's License Info
- Content Written On Amazon Package Police Drone Over a Public Beach
- Traces.ai To Trace COVID-19 Patient Contacts At Risk
- Contact Tracing Apps
- Man Wrongfully Accused by Facial Recognition
- Attorney-Client Calls by Jails
- Dataminr Helps Police Track Protesters
- Facebook Tricks to Affect User Privacy Decisions
- Facebook Allowed Third Parties Read Users’ Messages
- Brave Browser Affiliate Referral Scheme
- Cyber Espionage on LinkedIn