Privacy in a Cyber Age
The advent of the cyber age fundamentally reduced our ability to protect our privacy: the main threat is no longer the extent of the personal information is collected by various surveillance systems of the government (or corporations)abut how the information is used. Once collected, information can very often be accessed and misused by anyone in the world. This book lays out the foundations for a privacy doctrine suitable to the cyber age and examines the implications of the availability of personal information to corporations and major federal agencies.Dianne Feinstein, aMake NSA Programs More Transparent, a The Washington Post, July 30, 2013, ... Miller, 425 U.S. 435, 443 (1976); see also, Orin Kerr, aThe Case for the Third Party Doctrine, a Michigan Law Review 107 (2009): 561, 569a 70. Earlier cases ... Cell tower information was kept on a rolling one-year basis by Verizon; for 18 to 24 months by Sprint; and indefinitely since 2008 by ATaamp;T. ... See Allie Bohm, aHow Long Is Your Cell Phone Company Hanging On To Your Data?
| Title | : | Privacy in a Cyber Age |
| Author | : | Amitai Etzioni |
| Publisher | : | Palgrave Macmillan - 2015-06-17 |
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