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Internet Privacy

Ji Yeon Chu, Lindsey Fong, Jonathan Bender, Yi Low, and Umang Patel. Internet Privacy. Impact for Internet Users . The internet began as a project of the US Defense Department’s Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA) It was called the ARPANET

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Internet Privacy

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  1. JiYeon Chu, Lindsey Fong, Jonathan Bender, Yi Low, and Umang Patel

    Internet Privacy

  2. Impact for Internet Users The internet began as a project of the US Defense Department’s Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA) It was called the ARPANET Linked computers and networks owned by the military and schools who carried out defense research
  3. Impact for Internet Users Technological changes over the years Connectivity Data collection and storage Computational power Advances in sensor technology Societal Trends Globalization Social networking Electronic communication Mobility
  4. Impact for Internet Users Employment History Health History Travel History Books Bought Credit Card History Cash Withdrawal Emails Marital History Details of Phone Calls Websites Visited Magazine Subscriptions PURCHASES Education
  5. Impact for Internet Users Google- first company to implement expiration date for collected data Google & Microsoft- 18 months Yahoo & AOL- 13 months Ask.com- option to prevent recording IP - The Washington Post (Sept 15, 2007)
  6. Impact for Internet Users “Google’s cookies don’t expire until 2038” Search queries are windows into our souls Gmail users- every email Google Maps, Google Book Search, Google Earth, Google Scholar, Talk, Images, Video, Calendar, Reader, News - motherjones.com
  7. Computer Privacy When a computer accesses a webpage, logs into a site, or searches a term in an engine like Google, it is stored on the computer and often elsewhere (your ISP or Google) That information can then be retrieved at any time by someone searching for it It is very difficult to navigate the internet today without leaving a footprint somewhere that someone could find
  8. Issues The revelation of some information is necessary, but how much is required? Some companies track the sites their customers go to as well as their search histories and sell that information to advertisers Cookies allow for users to keep site settings whenever they return to a particular site Cookies can also track which sites a user goes to, which can also be sold to advertisers for targeted ads
  9. Specific Cases Google Searching - In 2006, a hacker was found guilty after evidence was found that he had used Google Search in order to learn how to make a device that would interfere with wireless networks. Court did not specify how the FBI found this information, but it has been known that Google gives access to search terms to law enforcement.
  10. More Specific Cases US v Zeigler In 2006, Zeigler argued that he had privacy on his own work computer which contained child pornography. The court decided that the employer can overrule and give consent to a government search that does not violate the Forth Ammendment. State v Reid Reid changed her employer’s password and shipping information on an online site. This prompted the state of New Jersey to set more privacy rights than the federal courts set.
  11. Protection Safe browsing Cookies/cache/authentication Encryption Spyware/adware/malware Phishing Social networks Know who you’re dealing with
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