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Wang: Trackers should clearly explain data they collect. #PrivacyCon

Wang: Implications for privacy design/policy: tools can't assume users know about 3rd parties. #PrivacyCon

Wang discussing different ways or models of how #consumers think about targeted ads. #PrivacyCon

Wang: Why folk models matter -- understand user attitudes towards OBA, customize user education, influence user behavior. #PrivacyCon

Yang Wang (SALT Lab, Syracuse University): People have mixed feelings about Online Behavioral Advertising (OBA) #PrivacyCon

Phelan: Practical policy implication - focus on considered concern. Elicit only considered concern, encourage congruence. #PrivacyCon

Phelan: Privacy paradox -- people say they care about privacy but still give away their data. #PrivacyCon

Chanda Phelan (Univ. of Michigan): Interviews found that people look at social presence, low marginal risk and trust #PrivacyCon

"Data collection contexts affect how users value their friends' info. Users will trade off friends' privacy 4 app performance" #PrivacyCon

Jens G. & Yu Pu: App usrs are "privacy egoists" and privacy knowledge impacts interdependent privacy valuations #PrivacyCon

Jens Grossklags (Penn State & Technical Univ. of Munich) & Yu Pu (Penn State) explain factors driving concern towrds own privacy #PrivacyCon

We’re also joined by Chanda Phelan (Univ. of Michigan), Yang Wang (Syracuse Univ.) & Mahmood Sharif (Carnegie Mellon Univ.) #PrivacyCon

We’re joined by Jens Grossklags (Penn State & Technical Univ. of Munich) & Yu Pu (Penn State) #PrivacyCon

For our next session, we’ll explore computer privacy expectations moderated by FTC’s Chief Technologist, @lorrietweet @PrivacyCon

Statement of FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez following adoption of the Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2017/01/statement-ftc-chairwoman-edith-ramirez-following-adoption-swiss …

.@JustinBrookman Q: What role should privacy policies have? Zimmeck: Prob oriented to lawyers, could tell users when difference. #PrivacyCon

Wijesekera: If u crowdsource privacy decision making,might miss the contextual cues used to make decisions. More research needed #PrivacyCon

Q: Could automated privacy decision making be subject to bias? Wijesekera: Decisions made on runtime info, not user gender, etc. #PrivacyCon

From audience Q, @narseo: Considered ethical implications of tool & made sure processing on device and no identifiers sent back. #PrivacyCon

Please tweet questions using @FTC & #PrivacyCon & we’ll get back to you! If we can’t get to u 2day, staff will follow up! #PrivacyCon