Datenschutz in den USA Bϋrgerrechte nach der Digitalen Revolution Symposium 29. – 30. April 2010 Dr. Roland Vogl, JSM, Esq. Executive Director Stanford.

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1 Datenschutz in den USA Bϋrgerrechte nach der Digitalen Revolution Symposium 29. – 30. April 2010 Dr. Roland Vogl, JSM, Esq. Executive Director Stanford Program in Law, Science and Technology rvogl@law.stanford.edu

2 Center for E-Commerce Center for Internet and Society Center for Law and the Biosciences CodeX: The Stanford Center for Computers and Law Stanford-Vienna Transatlantic Technology Law Forum

3 I.Kuerzliche Datenschutzkontroversen II.Rechtliche Aspekte des Datenschutzes in den USA III.Das Scheitern von Anonymisierungstechniken IV.Stanford Law School Datenschutzprojekte: WhatApp.org Visceral Notice V. CodeX Intelligent Privacy Management Tagungsbericht

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17 Privacy Torts Public Disclosure of Private Facts [Restatement of Torts, Second, §652D (1977)] Intrusion upon Seclusion [Restatement of Torts, Second, § 652B (1977)] False Light [Restatement of Torts, Second, §652E (1977)] Appropriation [Restatement of Torts, Second, §652C (1977)]

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20 Beispiele fuer US Bundesdatenschutzgesetze Fair Credit Reporting Act (1970) Electronic Communications Protection Act (1986) Video Privacy Protection Act (1988) Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act (1998) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (1996) …

21 Beispiele fϋr Datenschutzgesetze der US Bundesstaaten California Online Privacy Protection Act (2003) Shine the Light Law (2005) California Security Breach Information Act (2003)

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26 FTC Fair Information Practices (FIPs) Notice/Awareness Choice/Consent Access/Participation Integrity/Security Enforcement/Redress

27 USA PATRIOT ACT (2001) [Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act] Electronic Communications Protection Act - ECPA (1986)

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44 Fragen? Roland Vogl rvogl@law.stanford.edu 001/650-723-8532