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1. Human recognition and identification |
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- A. Video, wiretapping and surveillance
- B. Civil liberties, illegal search
- C. Medical privacy
- D. Employment, workplace privacy
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- Face recognition software is not accurate (not an adequate guard).
- Consequences of recognizing the wrong person.
- Tracking identified, innocent people through daily life
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2. Ubiquitous video |
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- A. Video, wiretapping and surveillance
- B. Civil liberties, illegal search
- D. Employment, workplace privacy
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- Capturing intimacy and personal communications
- Tracking unidentified people, automobiles without consent
- Capturing unidentified people, who are exhibiting no suspicious behavior, but who may be subsequently identified
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3. Ubiquitous data sharing |
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- A. Video, wiretapping and surveillance
- B. Civil liberties, illegal search
- F. Copyright law
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- Erosion of civil liberty protection.
- Erosion of illegal search protections because law-enforcement can “mine” cases from collected data.
- Patient privacy is at risk by additional sharing of identified information with law enforcement, which may render healthcare less effective.
- Detect social interactions of people.
- Access to uncontrolled and unprecedented amounts of information on identified individuals.
- Collected data can be used for other government purposes
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4. Information capturing tools |
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- A. Video, wiretapping and surveillance
- D. Employment, workplace privacy
- E. Educational records privacy
- F. Copyright law
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- RADAR: Revealing sensitive information about the user while communicating with others.
- RADAR: Not allowing specifications for or enforcing privacy preferences
- RADAR: to enable research, needs access to archives of personal email messages
- Sharing information beyond the control of the user
- Revealing sensitive information about others whose information is captured.
- Recording others without their consent and providing no opt-out option
- Speech recognition: Increased number of wiretaps due to reduced effort for transcription.
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5. Positioning technology |
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- A. Video, wiretapping and surveillance
- B. Civil liberties, illegal search
- D. Employment, workplace privacy
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- Privacy loss due to associations between tag and holder
- Publicly available tag output may not be sufficiently anonymous to protect holder privacy
- Tags on medical products may compromise patient or medical privacy
- Tags or GPS in workplace objects or company vehicles raises issues of workplace privacy
- GPS information shared with the automotive industry without customer control or awareness
- GPS information used to enforce virtual speed control when driving
- Law enforcement tracking of individuals by mobile phone without search warrant protection
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6. Personal care |
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- A. Video, wiretapping and surveillance
- B. Civil liberties, illegal search
- C. Medical privacy
- D. Employment, workplace privacy
- E. Educational records privacy
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- Doctor/Patient Confidentiality
- Workplace privacy issues arise for staff
- Bodily privacy issues arise for patients
- Patient’s consent and opt-out option of room-wide monitoring
- Information captured on visitors and others
- Captured information shared without consent.
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