privacy protection
Shielding personal information
Privacy protection encompasses measures that safeguard personal information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.
It includes legal frameworks like data protection laws, technical tools like encryption, and organizational policies governing how entities collect and handle sensitive data.
The new privacy protection regulations require companies to obtain explicit consent before sharing customer information.
- GDPREU data protection law
- right to be forgottenLegal power to delete records
- CCPACalifornia consumer data protection law
- cookie consentWebsite permission request for tracking
- opt-outChoose not to participate
do not track · fine print · firewalls · encryption · end-to-end encryption · informed consent · patient rights · HIPAA · VPNs · COPPA · accountability · autonomy · two-factor authentication · confidentiality · identity theft · anonymization · FOIA · biometric authentication
- regulationregulators, rules, laws, regulatory oversight, standards
- research ethicsresearch ethics, bioethics, ethics board, ethics training, fabrication
- stage name reasonsbirth name, real name, screen test, marketability, uniqueness
- Domainsdomain registration, domain names, .com, .net, .org
- employer dutiespayroll, payroll taxes, tax withholding, W-2 forms, 1099 forms
- legal rightslegal rights, constitutional rights, fundamental rights, Miranda rights, Bill of Rights
privacy protectionpublic disclosure
Revealing information openly
public exposure · data breach · doxxing · transparency · public access
privacy protectionmass surveillance
Widespread population observation programs
surveillance · data collection · government surveillance · monitoring · wiretapping
privacy protectionprivacy invasion
Unauthorized access to personal matters
privacy violation · intrusion · data harvesting · surveillance capitalism · deregulation