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S2E20: Location Privacy, Data Brokers & Privacy Datasets with Jeff Jockisch

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This week’s guest is Jeff Jockisch, Partner at Avantis Privacy and co-host of the weekly LinkedIn Live event, Your Bytes = Your Rights, a town hall-style discussion around ownership, digital rights, and privacy. Jeff is currently a data privacy researcher at PrivacyPlan, where he focuses specifically on privacy data sets.

In this conversation, we delve into current risks to location privacy; how precise location data really is; how humans can have more control over their data; and what organizations can do to protect humans’ data privacy.

For access to a dataset of data resources and privacy podcasts, check out Jeff’s robust database — the Shifting Privacy Left podcast was recently added.

Topics Covered:

  • Jeff’s approach to creating privacy data sets and what “gaining insight into the privacy landscape” means.
  • How law enforcement can be a threat actor to someone’s privacy, using the example of Texas' abortion law
  • Whether data brokers are getting exact location information or are inferring someone’s location.
  • Why geolocation brokers had not considered themselves data brokers.
  • Why anonymization is insufficient for location privacy.
  • How 'consent theater' coupled with location leakage is an existential threat to our privacy.
  • How people can protect themselves from having data collected and sold by data and location brokers.
  • Why apps permissions should be more specific when notifying users about personal data collection and use.
  • How Apple and Android devices treat Mobile Ad ID (MAID) differently and how that affects your historical location data.
  • How companies can protect data by using broader geolocation information instead of precise geolocation information.
  • More information about Jeff's LinkedIn Live show, Your Bytes = Your Rights.

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This week’s guest is Jeff Jockisch, Partner at Avantis Privacy and co-host of the weekly LinkedIn Live event, Your Bytes = Your Rights, a town hall-style discussion around ownership, digital rights, and privacy. Jeff is currently a data privacy researcher at PrivacyPlan, where he focuses specifically on privacy data sets.

In this conversation, we delve into current risks to location privacy; how precise location data really is; how humans can have more control over their data; and what organizations can do to protect humans’ data privacy.

For access to a dataset of data resources and privacy podcasts, check out Jeff’s robust database — the Shifting Privacy Left podcast was recently added.

Topics Covered:

  • Jeff’s approach to creating privacy data sets and what “gaining insight into the privacy landscape” means.
  • How law enforcement can be a threat actor to someone’s privacy, using the example of Texas' abortion law
  • Whether data brokers are getting exact location information or are inferring someone’s location.
  • Why geolocation brokers had not considered themselves data brokers.
  • Why anonymization is insufficient for location privacy.
  • How 'consent theater' coupled with location leakage is an existential threat to our privacy.
  • How people can protect themselves from having data collected and sold by data and location brokers.
  • Why apps permissions should be more specific when notifying users about personal data collection and use.
  • How Apple and Android devices treat Mobile Ad ID (MAID) differently and how that affects your historical location data.
  • How companies can protect data by using broader geolocation information instead of precise geolocation information.
  • More information about Jeff's LinkedIn Live show, Your Bytes = Your Rights.

Resources Mentioned:

Guest Info:

Send us a Text Message.

Privado.ai
Privacy assurance at the speed of product development. Get instant visibility w/ privacy code scans.
Shifting Privacy Left Media
Where privacy engineers gather, share, & learn
Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Copyright © 2022 - 2024 Principled LLC. All rights reserved.

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