Lots of tangents from the story on new FTC study on industry policing and advertising their privacy policies:
- FTC has two votes for regulation or legislation (doubts cast upon self regulation as a tool – public failure)
- Study thinks companies make the information regarding their privacy policies too difficulty for the average person to find/comprehend (market failure = information assymetry)
Points of interest here:
- Center for Digital Democracy
- Future of Privacy Forum
Interesting difference in headlines:
Note to self: Start an inventory of policy tools in each category of cyber policy