Search Results - subject:"Data Protection"

Five Privacy Principles (from the GDPR) the United States Should Adopt to Advance Economic Justice

Gilman, Michele E. - 2020

, analyze, share, and sell personal data. By contrast, in the European Union, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR …

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A Market Model for Personal Data : State of Play Under the New Directive on Digital Content and Digital Services

Metzger, Axel - 2020

The paper provides an analysis of how the Directive (EU) 2019/770 on Digital Content and Digital Services deals with contracts based on the consumer's personal data as counter-performance. It explores the interplay of the Directive and national contract law and discusses the economic...

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Cryptocurrency and Privacy - Disruptive Technology Disarray the Laws

Nath, G. V. Mahesh - 2020

Cryptocurrency's disruptive technology gained significant and growing attention from policymakers across the globe for its increased use by the malicious users to undermine legal controls prescribed under the existing laws and regulations.The technology in the Cryptocurrencies among other...

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Cryptocurrency and Privacy : Economic Analysis of Law

Nath, G. V. Mahesh - 2020

comprehensive regulation on Privacy and Data protection having a global impact is the European Union's General Data Protection …

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Cryptocurrency and Privacy - An Introduction to the Interface

Nath, G. V. Mahesh - 2020

The largest and best-known Cryptocurrency in the global economy is Bitcoin but it is only one of approximately 2,000 cyptocurrencies in circulation today. A Bitcoin was worth 8,790.51 U.S. dollars as of March 4, 2020 and all the Bitcoins in the world were worth roughly $160.4 billion. In Bitcoin...

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The Traditional Concept of Habeas Corpus and Modern Dangers for Privacy Through the Use of Wearable Apps

Falletti, Elena - 2020

Wearable devices (WDs) are a specific part of the general concept of the “Internet of Things”. This concept refers to infrastructure in which many sensors are designed to record, process, and store data locally, or interact with each other both in the medium range, through the use of radio...

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Privacy Protection, Security, and Consumer Retention

Jullien, Bruno - 2020

A website monetizes information it collects about its customers by charging third parties for targeted access to them. Allowing for third parties who are well-intentioned, a nuisance, or even malicious, the resulting consumer experiences might be good, bad, or neutral. As consumers learn from...

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Chinese Private International Law and Online Data Protection

Huang, Jie (Jeanne) - 2020

This paper explores how Chinese private international law responds to online data protection from two aspects …: jurisdiction and applicable law. Compared with foreign laws, Chinese private international law related to online data protection …

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A Rising Tide Lifts All Consumers : Penumbras of Foreign Data Protection Laws in the United States

Goodyear, Michael - 2020

increasingly exposed to a myriad of risks. Perhaps chief among these are the data protection practices of data collectors … themselves. Yet despite the risk to consumers, U.S. data protection law has remained fragmented, focused on individual industries … additional protections from an unlikely source: foreign data protection laws. There is a growing global trend to adopt …

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Telemedicine, Privacy, and Information Security in the Age of COVID-19

Jalali, Mohammad S. - 2020

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