Privacy Principles for the Web

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Session description

The Technical Architecture Group Privacy task force, together with participation from Privacy Interest Group, has been working on a set of privacy principles for the web. This is intended to be used by browser developers, authors of web specifications, reviewers of web specifications (such as the TAG and other groups participating in horizontal review), and web developers themselves. Now this document is going through wide review in advance of publication as a W3C Statement. We will present the principles and then have an open discussion.

Session goal

Increase awareness of the Privacy Principles, answer questions, gather feedback on how to improve the draft.

Session type

Breakout (Default)

Additional session chairs (Optional)

@darobin, @jyasskin

IRC channel (Optional)

#privacy-principles

Other sessions where we should avoid scheduling conflicts (Optional)

#12

Instructions for meeting planners (Optional)

To avoid in addition to #12: Other privacy-related sessions or sessions involving TAG members.

Agenda (link or inline) (Optional)

• Brief presentation of an overview of the principles
• Guided discussion

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Calendar entry

Meeting materials (Optional)

• Minutes

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