Privicating privacy: reflections on Henry Greely's commentary.
Stanford Law Review › Vol. 52 Nbr. 5, May 2000
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Response to article by Henry Greely in this issue, p. 1595
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Privicating privacy: reflections on Henry Greely's commentary.
My article in this issue of the Review(1) makes the claim that an appreciation of the power of "trusted" or "privication" architectures could help break political and conceptual logjams suffered within long-running debates over privacy. Trusted architectures include systems of hardware and software that take note of various entitlements to the data they store--and automatically enforce those entitlements. I u...
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