Kaliya Hamlin, Executive Director
PERSONAL DATA
ECOSYSTEM CONSORTIUM
Presentation at the NSTIC Privacy Workshop
June 28, 2011
Boston, Massachusetts
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End user advocate since 2003 with the handle:
Saving the World with User-Centric Identity
Co-Founder, Co-Producer, Co-Facilitator
Internet Identity Workshop
A hub of innovation focused
on user-centric identity.
identitycommons Began in 2005 & # 13 is this October.
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Fair Information Practice Principles
1973
Transparency
Purpose Specification
Individual Participation
Data Minimization
Use Limitation
Data Quality and Integrity
Security
Accountability and Auditing
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Personal
Network
Nodes
Blogs
MicroBlogs
Profiles:
*Professional
*Personal
Can new and emerging technologies can be
applied towards making FIPPs real today?
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from a submission to FTC
http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/workshops/privacyroundtables/personalDataEcosystem.pdf
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Track Business as Usual
Do Not Track Privacy
Track Business as Usual
Do Not Track Privacy
Business as Usual Track
Do Not Track Privacy
Business as Usual Track
Do Not Track Privacy
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Do Not Track
& Privacy
+le Way
Mi d d New Business
Opportunities
PERSONAL DATA
ECOSYSTEM CONSORTIUM
People can track themselves and
gain value from their own data.
Leveraging
Personal Devices &
Network Nodes
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Individuals must be at
the center of their
own data lives.
Diagram from
Personal Data:
The Emergence of a New Asset Class
A World Economic Forum Report, February 2011
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Why Does this Matter?
Individuals move across contexts.
Contexts the
Individual does
not want linked
(without their
knowledge and
consent).
http://cmykern.com/?p=1112
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Women having the freedom not to present as women.
“James” is a women who
resorted to a male persona to
Why James Chartrand
get work as a copy editor.
Originally she had presented Wears Women’s
as herself, a woman,but was
unable to get copy editing Underpants
jobs. Faced with the need to
feed her family she resorted to
create a male persona and the
site Men with Pens (http://
menwithpens.ca/) and got lots
of good paying work. After 2
years James “came out” about
really being a woman.
http://www.copyblogger.com/james-chartrand-underpants/
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1. Live Journal Friends
2. Professional ID
1. Me linked to real name
3. Feminist Identity
2. Spiritual
3. Gaming
1. Totally Professional on Domain, GMail, LinkedIN
2. Social but me on Facebook
3. Spiritual under pseudonym on Live Journal
Real examples of personae separation by women
attending my She’s Geeky conference.
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Religious Expression
http://religions.iloveindia.com/buddhism.html
Buddhist in Tennessee
http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/usa/tennessee/map.htm
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Ethnic and Racial Minorities
http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/healthdisparities/MHfocusgroups.htm
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Political Expression
Personal Expression
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Medical Issues
Family Issues http://huehueteotl.wordpress.com/2009/11/24/mental-health-32-times-more-cost-effective-at-increasing-happiness-than-money/
Mental Health Issues
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Goofy Habits or Hobbies
Goofy Hobbies
and Habits
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Freedom of Action
Young people free to
explore themselves
Teachers being able to drink
socially when on own time.
Gammers:
Blizzard WoW in game ID
vs “RealID” change.
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People need tools to manage:
• Contexts
• Personae
• Linking and data sharing
• Control inferences made from data
• Rights to use and share specific data
• Allowing data to be a part of aggregate sets
Business models and opportunities that
incentivize these capabilities are needed.
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The Value of Personal Data is High
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Today’s data brokers admit:
“50% of our data is inaccurate.
We don’t know which 50%.”
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World Economic Forum Report
Personal Data: The Emergence of a New Asset Class
1) Innovate around user-
centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles
for using and sharing
personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue
between regulators and the
private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability
and open standards.
5) Continually share
knowledge.
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Types of Personal Data
Personal data types in this diagram are drawn from the types identified in Rethinking Personal Data Pre-Read Document
published by the World Economic Forum written by Marc Davis et al published in June, 2010.
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People are the only
ethical integrators
of their own diverse
data streams.
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From NSTIC
Key operational roles:
• subjects
• relying parties
• identity providers
• attribute providers
• accreditation authorities
Vision of Self Sustaining Ecosystem
“will require new business models each of
the service provider roles”
My question: What about the individual’s
(the subject’s) business model?
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We need business
and market models
for business agents that
work on the users behalf.
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Personal Data
Stores
Banks
Lockers
Services
Vaults
Tools for individuals to manage their own
information and collect their own data
and get value from that in new markets.
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One example of a market model with user business agents.
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PDEC
S TA RT
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CI R CL E
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PDEC
Open Standards
S TA RT
P & Interoperability
U
CI R CL E
Adoption of OAuth
Data Representation JSON
Considering Federated Social Web
OStatus, Activity Streams
Debates about semantic options and tools
RDF, Linked Data, XRI/XDI
Innovation to solve new things: TeleHash
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PDEC
Legal Innovation
S TA RT
Information
P
U
CI R CL E Sharing Work Group
Owner Agreement Highlights
• You Own Your Data. You contractually own all your data.
• Data You Grant Access To Is Legally Protected. Personal will never
share or use your data. Only you can grant access to your data or
request access to data from others.
• You Control Who Gets Access. Personal will never share or use your
data. Only you can grant access to your data or request access to data
from others
• Take Your Data With You. You can easily export your data and
permanently delete it from Personal.
Trust Framework
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Some say people “don’t care”......
http://www.unisyssecurityindex.com/usi/us
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PDEC Project 1: Exploring overall market
models using Value Network
IN D
CO
ST Mapping and Analysis.
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AB R Y
O R ATIV E
Questions to be considered
include: How personal data
stores and services make
money and not turn against
the interest of the end user?
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PDEC
S TA RT
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CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
5) Continually share knowledge.
PDEC
S TA RT
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CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
5) Continually share knowledge.
PDEC
S TA RT
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CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
5) Continually share knowledge.
PDEC
S TA RT
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CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
5) Continually share knowledge.
PDEC
S TA RT
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CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
5) Continually share knowledge.
PDEC
S TA RT
P
U
CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
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5) Continually share knowledge.
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CI R CL E 1) Innovate around user-centricity and trust.
2) Define global principles for using and sharing personal data.
3) Strengthen the dialogue between regulators and the private sector.
4) Focus on interoperability and open standards.
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5) Continually share knowledge.
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PERSONAL DATA
ECOSYSTEM CONSORTIUM
Kaliya Hamlin
Executive Director (650) 260-4491
director@personaldataecosystem.org
Internet Identity Workshop
#13 October 18-20
identitycommons
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identitywoman.net
@identitywoman
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An example of this is a woman who attends she’s Geeky her handle in that context is Isis Machine, she “is” that person. She registers under this name, uses it in public at the event. She is attending as part of her work life but doesn’t want her participation linked back to an different persona that is just professional. \n\nOther women at that event talked explicitly about their management of 3-5 persona for various reasons...\n\n1) Live Journal Friends\n2) Professional ID\n3) Feminist Identity\n\n\n1) Totally Professional on Domain, GMail, Linked In\n2) Social but me on Facebook\n3) Spiritual under psydonym on LJ\n\n\nMe linked to real name\nSpiritual\nGaming\n
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It is vital that we be able to have freedom of action - that all contexts we participate in are not linked together. \n\nThat we have choice on when and how linking happens. \n\nIt is vital that we be able to have freedom of action - that all contexts we participate in are not linked together. \n\nThat we have choice on when and how linking happens. \n\nFacebook is ultimate context masher....\n\n\n\n\n