This course aims to educate participants on the Global Privacy Control and how it enables individuals to exercise their legal rights at scale. The course covers topics such as the challenges of unwanted data processing, the evolution of privacy laws, the concept of universal signals, and the role of organizations in implementing privacy controls. Participants will learn about the technical aspects of privacy controls, previous initiatives like Do Not Track, the impact of new laws such as the California Consumer Privacy Act, and the effectiveness and limitations of global privacy controls. The teaching method includes lectures, discussions on technical issues, and real-world examples. This course is intended for individuals interested in privacy rights, data protection, legal compliance, and technology regulation.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Whats the problem
What should we do
optin
ban it
Global Optout
Privacy Regulators
Heterogeneous Rights
Global Privacy Control
Ribbons
Broadcast Signal
Organizations Involved
Technical Issues
GitHub
Have We Tried This Before
Do Not Track
The Downfall
Whats Different
New Laws
California Consumer Privacy Act
California AG
Other States
Does it work
How pervasive is it
CCPA loopholes
CCPA optouts
Limitations
Reoptin
Global Privacy Controls
Privacy Signals
Other Privacy Signals
Secondary Sharing
What if this works
Conclusion
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USENIX Enigma Conference
