Personal Information Privacy and Internet Technology
Edward J. Szewczak
Abstract
Edward J. Szewczak
Abstract
Personal information privacy is arguably the most important issue facing the growth and prosperity of the Internet, especially of e-commerce. Protecting personal information privacy has ignited a debate that pits privacy advocates against technology growth enthusiasts. This paper explores personal information privacy on the Internet in terms of the technological challenges to personal information privacy facing individuals, businesses, and government regulators.
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Personal information privacy is arguably the most important issue facing the growth and prosperity of the Internet, especially of e-commerce. Protecting personal information privacy has ignited a debate that pits privacy advocates against technology growth enthusiasts. This paper explores personal information privacy on the Internet in terms of the technological challenges to personal information privacy facing individuals, businesses, and government regulators.
Key concepts: Personally identifiable information, Internet privacy, Prosperity, The Internet, Information privacy, Privacy policy, Privacy by Design, Business