"Jen King, the director for privacy at Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society, says these types of data controls are far too superficial. “If you want to give people meaningful control, then you have to be able to respect their decision to completely opt out or give them more choices over how their data is being used,” she says. “Giving somebody functional help in a location-specific way could be done in an extremely privacy-preserving manner. I don’t think that scenario has to be inherently problematic.”"
- Date Published:11/05/2019
- Original Publication:MIT Technology Review