Privacy and Ethics in Technology - Revision history

Mjgibeault: addition of the PET Values statement

2022-01-12T19:26:16Z

addition of the PET Values statement

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			== Values ==
			The Digital Library Federation’s Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (PET) affirms that privacy is a human right and collective good fundamental to the health of scholarship, creativity, personal agency, and democracy.

			Privacy is essential to equity. All residents of a free society need privacy while seeking information, communicating with others, and developing ideas. This is especially true for marginalized groups, who are disproportionately affected by data exploitation. DLF PET advocates for ethical technologies and practices that respect and empower patrons both in library spaces and beyond.

	== Background ==		== Background ==
	The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to challenging our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.		The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to challenging our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.

Swyoung: updated Vendor analysis link

2020-07-01T16:28:39Z

updated Vendor analysis link

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	Digital Privacy Instruction Curriculum: https://osf.io/sebhf/		Digital Privacy Instruction Curriculum: https://osf.io/sebhf/

	Vendor Privacy Policy Analysis Project: https://osf.io/~~7m8tf~~/		Vendor Privacy Policy Analysis Project: https://osf.io/69svz/

	Ethics in Research Use of Library Patron Data: Glossary and Explainer: https://osf.io/bygj3/		Ethics in Research Use of Library Patron Data: Glossary and Explainer: https://osf.io/bygj3/

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2020-06-16T18:33:33Z

Updated heading for Documents

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	This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to challenge and avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter them in our profession.		This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to challenge and avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter them in our profession.

	=== ~~Documents~~ ===		=== Resources for Improving Privacy ===

	Advocacy Action Plan: https://osf.io/2smrf/		Advocacy Action Plan: https://osf.io/2smrf/

Swyoung: Added link to Vendor Privacy Policy Analysis Project

2020-06-16T18:32:50Z

Added link to Vendor Privacy Policy Analysis Project

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	Digital Privacy Instruction Curriculum: https://osf.io/sebhf/		Digital Privacy Instruction Curriculum: https://osf.io/sebhf/

			Vendor Privacy Policy Analysis Project: https://osf.io/7m8tf/

	Ethics in Research Use of Library Patron Data: Glossary and Explainer: https://osf.io/bygj3/		Ethics in Research Use of Library Patron Data: Glossary and Explainer: https://osf.io/bygj3/

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2020-05-20T18:33:49Z

Documents

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	Ethics in Research Use of Library Patron Data: Glossary and Explainer: https://osf.io/bygj3/		Ethics in Research Use of Library Patron Data: Glossary and Explainer: https://osf.io/bygj3/

			A Practical Guide to Performing a Library User Data Risk Assessment in Library-Built Systems: https://osf.io/v2c3m/

	== Get Involved ==		== Get Involved ==

Mjgibeault at 15:42, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T15:42:07Z

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to ~~interrogating~~ our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.		The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to challenging our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.

	This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to challenge and avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter them in our profession.		This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to challenge and avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter them in our profession.

Mjgibeault at 15:34, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T15:34:38Z

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	The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to interrogating our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.		The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to interrogating our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.

	This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter it in our profession.		This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to challenge and avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter them in our profession.

	=== Documents ===		=== Documents ===
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	== Get Involved ==		== Get Involved ==

	'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]'''(On the right menu, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe).'		'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]'''(On the right menu, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe').

	Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!		Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!

Mjgibeault at 15:07, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T15:07:59Z

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	== Get Involved ==		== Get Involved ==

	'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]''' (On the right, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe).'		'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]'''(On the right menu, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe).'

	Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!		Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!

Mjgibeault at 15:07, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T15:07:13Z

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	== Get Involved ==		== Get Involved ==
	'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]'''. (On the right, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe.'
			'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]''' (On the right, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe).'

	Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!		Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!

Mjgibeault at 15:06, 8 May 2020

2020-05-08T15:06:11Z

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	The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to interrogating our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.		The Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group (formerly know as the Technologies of Surveillance Working Group) was formed at the end of the 2017 DLF Forum by Yasmeen Shorish and Shea Swauger. This group came out of the [https://osf.io/eghdn/ Surveyance or Surveillance? Working Lunch] at the Forum and is dedicated to interrogating our relationships with data collection technologies. Libraries are increasingly investing in systems that can track and correlate user behavior.

	This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and ~~'''~~seeks to establish guidelines~~'''~~ for how to avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter it in our profession.		This group will examine the methods and ethical implications of these technologies and seeks to establish guidelines for how to avoid intrusive technologies wherever we encounter it in our profession.

	=== Documents ===		=== Documents ===
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	== Get Involved ==		== Get Involved ==
	Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv].		'''Please join our [https://lists.clir.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=DLF-SURVEILLANCE-TECH DLF-administered listserv]'''. (On the right, under 'Options,' click 'Subscribe or Unsubscribe.'

	Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!		Data collection behavior extends far beyond the systems that libraries have direct connections with. One way to help track the news stories and investigative work done in this area is through Twitter, using the hashtag '''#panoptitech.''' Follow this tag and add any relevant stories that you come across!