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Privacy and Consent in the IoT

Posted April 19, 2017 | | Amplify
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Ubiquitous computing, ambient intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT): the world is quickly transforming into one in which intelligent and networked devices will be everywhere, and everything we’ve previously viewed as dumb will be infused with connectivity and awareness. The ability of objects in our environment to interact with us on this level presents a host of social challenges, some of which we are just now facing. One key challenge is how these objects will respect the privacy of the individuals they encounter. Addressing that challenge requires an understanding of privacy and, in particular, the role that notice and consent has played in mitigating privacy risks.

About The Author
R Jason Cronk
R. Jason Cronk is a privacy engineering consultant with Enterprivacy Consulting Group. Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Cronk worked in the information security department of Verizon. His information technology career spans 20 years. In addition, Mr. Cronk is a licensed attorney in Florida and a certified information privacy professional, and he was recently named a Privacy by Design Ambassador by the Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner's… Read More
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