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Is This the Grossest Advertising Strategy of All Time?
"Of course, any ad worth its salt is targeted (e.g. beauty products in women's magazines, car ads in the auto section), but Calo argues that the sort o…
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Stale Cookies: How companies are tracking you online today
"“There’s a Whac-A-Mole game that’s started in earnest,” said Aleecia McDonald, director of privacy at Stanford’s Center for Internet & Society."…
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Easily obtained subpoenas turn your personal information against you
"Even a generic name like “stanfordguy” used to log in on multiple sites could be used to determine one's real identity and theoretically be exploited…
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DOJ calls for drone privacy policy 7 years after FBI’s first drone launched
"“The main difference is that UAS will drive down the cost of aerial surveillance quite radically, as well as permit smaller and more invasive and longer f…
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Long Shot: Inside the Scope of Smart Weapons
""What are we going to develop for law enforcement that they can stay ahead of the next gen of mass shooters?" asked Asaro. "I think that so…
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Why Do We Tolerate Revenge Porn?
"In her forthcoming book Hate 3.0, University of Maryland law professor Danielle Citron tells the story of a Florida graduate student who found herself the…
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Self-Driving Cars Aren’t Here Yet – But Their Parts Are
"Bryant Walker Smith, a research fellow at the Stanford Law and Engineering schools, isn’t as certain. “Nobody knows how safe these vehicles are, how safe…
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Is Digital Advertising a New Form of Market Manipulation?
"In his paper entitled “Digital Market Manipulation”, professor M. Ryan Calo (who is also an affiliate scholar at The Center for Internet and Society at St…
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Soon, California kids will have the right to delete things they said online
"Still, Woodrow Hartzog, a professor and privacy law expert at the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University in Alabama, told Ars that while the law m…
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Are Internet Backbone Pen Registers Constitutional?
"The ruling in Smith has been widely and justly condemned—and as Jennifer Granick has ably argued here, is of dubious relevance to NSA’s bulk collection pr…
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Motor industry: Look, no hands
"“People are not comfortable with robots killing them,” says Bryant Walker Smith, a fellow at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society."…
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Internet Tracking Expanding, Spurs Push For More Privacy
"“If you visit one website, you have a whole bunch of other companies tracking you, as well, and then they’re tracking you on other websites, too, so they…