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IPSI Research Day 2011

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IPSI Research Day 2011. This is a free, open, public workshop. Monday June 20 from 10am-4:15pm. University of Toronto, Faculty of Information. Bissell Building, 140 St George Street, Room 728. Lunch, 12.30 1.30, will be provided for all registrations. To register, email the local organizer, Eleonore Fournier-Tombs. Confirming lunchtime attendance by noon, Friday, June 17. Registration is free. Introduction to the Proportionate ID project. The challenge of smartphones for ID transactions. The afternoon se...

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SurveillanceRights

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Minimal Privacy Compliance Standard for Canadian video surveillance installations. Draft - February 5, 2013 - Comments welcome. Download Template for privacy compliant signs (pdf). Download editable Template for privacy compliant signs (powerpoint). This document specifies minimum privacy compliance standards for video surveillance installations in Canada. It provides the basis for assessing the eligibility of candidates for receiving the $100 reward. A video surveillance installation refers to one or mo...

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SurveillanceRights

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Minimally compliant private sector. In conjunction with the SurveillanceRights. Project, we offer a $100 reward to the first person to bring a minimally compliant private sector. Video surveillance installation to our attention. To claim the reward. If you believe you have spotted a minimally compliant private sector video surveillance installation and want to claim the reward, you need to document it using the SurveillanceWatch app. Android only) or opened the browser version. Of the sign. For minim...

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Advisory Board | Canadian Institute for Information and Privacy Studies

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Canadian Institute for Information and Privacy Studies. Building and Sharing Knowledge About Access to Information and Privacy. Open Government and Open Data. Call for Education Proposals. Call for Research Proposals. Advisory Board to CIIPS. CIIPS draws on the expertise of a range of professionals, academics and other experts, practitioners, and stakeholders. Members of this group, may also sit on various committees and project teams. Software Developer and Writer. Salt Spring Island, BC. An internet ma...

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See where your data packets go | IXmaps

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Select a Category to View Carrier Ratings. Download the Full 2014 Report. Keeping Internet Users in the Know or in the Dark. Or, read the 2013 Report. Evaluating Internet Carrier Transparency. Main Changes from the 2013 Report. For Carriers that Handle Canadian Internet Traffic. For Privacy Commissioners and the CRTC. For Legislators and Politicians. For Canadian Law Enforcement and Security Agencies. Evaluating Internet Carrier Transparency. A public commitment to PIPEDA. These criteria are designed to ...

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Blog « Proportionate ID

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Towards a Citizen-Centric ID System. IPSI Research Day 2011 a success. Posted by g.patten Filed under Prop-ID Events. June 21st, 2011. The IPSI Research Day 2011. Held on June 20th was a great success. The turn-out was very encouraging – students, academics, civil servants and industry representatives showed up for the event. Grant Patten kicked off the day with a screening of video diary #5. Which was well-received. Jennette Weber then presented her ID overlays,. June 15th, 2011. A component of our rese...

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Resources « Proportionate ID

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Towards a Citizen-Centric ID System. Prop-ID is pleased to be participating in the privacy discourse about the technological advancements of identity cards and digital wallets. During our research, we’ve come across numerous papers, projects and organizations that share our interests and have presented interesting perspectives. These resources provide a great opportunity to learn more about privacy and digital/mobile wallet technology. We’ve divided the resources into four sections:. Canadian Internet Po...

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About | Politics of Surveillance | Cyber Surveillance

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Politics of Surveillance Cyber Surveillance. Call for Annotated Bibliographies. The Politics of Surveillance Project is a multidisciplinary research initiative that explores how scholar-activist collaborations can combat the surveillance apparatus. This project builds upon the the New Transparency Project. The key project members associated with this website. Colin J. Bennett. Are exploring the digital aspects of contemporary transparencies. Colin J. Bennett. Cornell University Press, 1992); Visions of P...

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Public Events | Politics of Surveillance | Cyber Surveillance

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Politics of Surveillance Cyber Surveillance. Call for Annotated Bibliographies. Thursday, May 12, 2011. Cyber-surveillance, Security and Civil Liberties. Join moderator Dr. Ron Deibert. U of T) for an insightful. And lively discussion into some of the most pressing social issues surrounding our rights and freedoms. As cyber-surveillance becomes an ubiquitous part of our lives, on-line and off. Featuring Jacob Appelbaum. Tor, University of Washington), Lisa Austin. BC Civil Liberties Association). 8211; a...