A JAMA opinion piece explains why community-based health record banks are a better path for health IT than monolithic data brokers like health information exchanges.
If you like online privacy, you’re probably a terrorist
3 February 2012 by
The FBI and the Department of Justice thinks that if you use anonymizers, portals, or other means to shield IP address, then you could be engaged in or supporting terrorist activity. According to this flier, anyone who uses https is a potential terrorist, including google. If you think such policies are fine and don’t have […]
Azigo in AdWeek
3 February 2012 by
The January 22 issue of AdWeek features a great story by Ki Mae Heussner titled “Whose Life Is It, Anyway?” In the story, Ki Mae examines the issue of online personal data from many angles. She examines companies who collect data … Continue reading →
Busting myths about our approach to privacy
1 February 2012 by
Posted by Betsy Masiello, Policy Manager
*Update: The FairSearch ad referenced below as myth #1 was pulled because it was inaccurate.
A number of myths are being spread about Google’s approach to privacy. We just wanted to give you the facts.
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