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'''Background''' | '''Background''' | ||
Those interested in the idea are encouraged to read Aza Razkin's blog post [http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/making-privacy-policies-not-suck/ Making Privacy Policies not Suck] which got this idea rolling within the Drumbeat community | Those interested in the idea are encouraged to read Aza Razkin's blog post [http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/making-privacy-policies-not-suck/ Making Privacy Policies not Suck] which got this idea rolling within the Drumbeat community. | ||
'''The Challenge''': | '''The Challenge''': | ||
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*Commissioned a Japanese design company to do some initial design work | *Commissioned a Japanese design company to do some initial design work | ||
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#Assess what aspects of privacy we want/can visualize<br> | #Assess what aspects of privacy we want/can visualize<br> | ||
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#Draft the legal orthogonal statements: a) a list of privacy “settings” we are trying to visualize; and b) an outline of the “on” and “off” states of these privacy “settings”<br> | #Draft the legal orthogonal statements: a) a list of privacy “settings” we are trying to visualize; and b) an outline of the “on” and “off” states of these privacy “settings”<br> | ||
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#Design challenge – (crowdsource) | #Have a class of law students draft the legal orthogonal statements | ||
#Have a group of lawyers/students poke holes/test the orthogonal statements and assess how to make them binding/link to standard language in terms of use contracts | |||
#Design challenge – (crowdsource) for each orthogonal statement have people submit visual themes or ideas that might convey the essence of that statement | |||
#Design challenge - run a competition to design the "look and feel" of the icons | |||
#Crowdsource challenge – Ask community members to test the logic of the icons. Where do the icons work and when to they break (e.g. works in a business setting, not in personal setting or a given icon does not work on website "x") | #Crowdsource challenge – Ask community members to test the logic of the icons. Where do the icons work and when to they break (e.g. works in a business setting, not in personal setting or a given icon does not work on website "x") | ||
#Crowdsource consumer reviews of websites (like all the social networking sites) using the icons | #Crowdsource consumer reviews of websites (like all the social networking sites) using the icons | ||
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''Immediate Next Steps'' | ''Immediate Next Steps'' | ||
* | *Schedule time on talk to Zitrain and Ryan to talk about their offers to use their classes to tackle some of these issues<br> | ||
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*Each privacy issue must have an “on” or “off” (Safe or unsafe) state<br> | *Each privacy issue must have an “on” or “off” (Safe or unsafe) state<br> | ||
'''Other Resources''': | |||
*[http://www.privacychoice.org/whos_watching Privacy Choice] has a web site that achieves some of the functionality Aza envisioned. | |||
*Ryan Calo is working with a German designer and some Google 20%ers on a symbol system for email (Link?) | |||
*[http://www.futureofprivacy.org/ The Future of Privacy Forum] is creating a behavioral advertising brand | |||
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