Day 2 Keynote Interview

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Claims that ambient data collection from smartphone apps and sensors creates intimate inferences — smoking, health, shopping and travel — that individuals cannot realistically track, and that laws lag behind. Offers a staged ethical framework for organizations to evaluate what they collect, how they use it, and whether it benefits people, recommends the practical sunshine test for decisions, and notes the framework is a proposed tool not yet validated by broad deployment.

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