Stanford CIS
Subscribe

In-Store Tracking Companies Try to Self-Regulate Privacy

on

"“Self-regulation in its purest form is a recipe for disaster. There are simply too many incentives to violate privacy interests and too little transparency to know what’s going on,” says Woodrow Hartzog, a privacy lawyer at Samford University and affiliate scholar with Stanford’s Center for Internet and Society. "

Published in: Press , in-store tracking , self-regulation , Privacy