Academic sessions privacy and surveillance
summary
A prototype called MUSES RT2AE enforces company policies by computing a realtime trust value from device context (Wi‑Fi, location, document sensitivity), stores only the last trust score, and auto‑erases data with hard and soft limits; developers follow four mandatory guidelines: purpose limitation, data minimization, security and user empowerment. A web study using Web X‑Ray scans ~6,000 pages and finds 95% contact third parties, 88% set cookies, average 21 external entities per page and Google on ~92% of pages. A proposed minimum harm by Design reframes privacy‑by‑design toward chilling and discrimination harms beyond mere data minimization.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:17Franziska Boehm Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE)
- 22:52Timothy Libert University of Pennsylvania (US)
- 44:23Elisa Orru Univesity Freiburg (DE)
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