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Global Consent Manager: improving user privacy and the consent experience for trusted web sites #493

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mozfest-bot opened this issue Aug 1, 2018 · 1 comment
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[ UUID ] 96b75990-dba6-4196-a819-eb90fe2f5843

[ Session Name ] Global Consent Manager: improving user privacy and the consent experience for trusted web sites
[ Primary Space ] Privacy and Security
[ Secondary Space ] Web Literacy

[ Submitter's Name ] Don Marti
[ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] Mozilla
[ Submitter's GitHub ] @dmarti

[ Other Facilitator 1's Name ] Sean Goggins
[ Other Facilitator 1's GitHub ] sgoggins

[ Other Facilitator 2's Name ] Matt Snell
[ Other Facilitator 2's GitHub ] nebrethar

What will happen in your session?

We will discuss how consent management on the web works today, and the relationship between user privacy and reputable content providers. Web users face a confusing array of data sharing choices, and click fatigue can lead to poor user experience and possible inadvertent selection of options that do not match the user’s privacy norms. Reputable content providers face revenue disruption arising from changing data privacy regulations.

In this session, we will discuss how to improve the consent experience. New standards for user control of data sharing present an opportunity for sites trusted by users to work together with browsers to implement data sharing choices that provide a better experience and a more accurate reflection of the user’s privacy preferences.

What is the goal or outcome of your session?

Help users and web developers learn to protect people’s information. Help all web stakeholders understand the symbiotic relationship between data privacy regulations and the interests of reputable content providers. And how in-browser consent management support helps to meet those needs.

If your session requires additional materials or electronic equipment, please outline your needs.

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60 mins

@mozfest-bot mozfest-bot added this to the Privacy and Security milestone Aug 1, 2018
@mozfest-bot mozfest-bot added [Format] Learning Forum To develop and implement ideas for improvement, exchange or review [Secondary Space] Web Literacy labels Aug 1, 2018
@bunnybooboo bunnybooboo self-assigned this Aug 1, 2018
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We'd love to accept this session into this year's Mozfest @dmarti

Important emails will follow in the coming days. See you soon!

https://twitter.com/MozFestPrivSec/status/1037081089788071937

@bunnybooboo bunnybooboo added this to Accepted sessions in Privacy & Security - Draft Schedule Sep 4, 2018
@bunnybooboo bunnybooboo moved this from Accepted sessions to Location 3 - Sunday - October 28 in Privacy & Security - Draft Schedule Sep 17, 2018
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