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Privacy
Taubman Project
Privacy
Overview
The objective of this research project is to inform the development of a future United States law on consumer privacy, drawing upon three recent privacy laws and regulations:
- Europe’s GDPR
- The Federal Communication Commission’s Broadband Privacy Order
- California’s CCPA
We believe that development of future laws or regulations should be grounded in:
- an understanding of what personal information companies collect, how they use it, and with whom they share it,
- an appreciation for the different paths that GDPR, the FCC Broadband Privacy Order and CCPA have taken, and
- a recognition of the strengths and weaknesses of each of these laws and regulations.
Project Team
- Principal Investigator: Scott Jordan, Ph.D., Professor, Computer Science
- Co-Principal Investigator: Bryan Cunningham, B.A., JD, Executive Director, UCI Cybersecurity Policy & Research Institute
- Graduate Student Researchers:
- Siddharth Narasimhan, student in the UCI Networked Systems M.S. degree program
- Jina Hong, student in the UCI Informatics M.S. degree program
Papers
- Collection, Use, and Sharing of Personal Information (coming soon)
- A Comparison of Notice and Consent Requirements under GDPR, CCPA, and the FCC Broadband Privacy Order (coming soon)
Project Web Page