QUESTIONS FOR COMMENT ON PROPOSED FRAMEWORK
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1 QUESTIONS FOR COMMENT ON PROPOSED FRAMEWORK Scope Are there practical considerations that support excluding certain types of companies or businesses from the framework for example, businesses that collect, maintain, or use a limited amount of non-sensitive consumer data? Is it feasible for the framework to apply to data that can be "reasonably linked to a specific consumer, computer, or other device"? How should the framework apply to data that, while not currently considered "linkable," may become so in the future? If it is not feasible for the framework to apply to data that can be "reasonably linked to a specific consumer, computer, or other device," what alternatives exist? Are there reliable methods for determining whether a particular data set is "linkable" or may become "linkable"? What technical measures exist to "anonymize" data and are any industry norms emerging in this area? Companies should promote consumer privacy throughout their organizations and at every stage of the development of their products and services Incorporate substantive privacy protections Are there substantive protections, in addition to those set forth in Section V(B)(1) of the report, that companies should provide and how should the costs and benefits of such protections be balanced? Should the concept of "specific business purpose" or "need" be defined further and, if so, how? Is there a way to prescribe a reasonable retention period? Should the retention period depend upon the type or the sensitivity of the data at issue? For example, does the value of information used for behavioral advertising decrease so quickly that retention periods for such data can be quite short? Flow should the substantive principles set forth in Section V(B)(1) of the report apply to companies with legacy data systems? A-I
2 When it is not feasible to update legacy data systems, what administrative or technical procedures should companies follow to mitigate the risks posed by such systems? Can companies minimize or otherwise modify the data maintained in legacy data systems to protect consumer privacy interests? Maintain comprehensive data management procedures How can the full range of stakeholders be given an incentive to develop and deploy privacy-enhancing technologies? What roles should different industry participants e.g., browser vendors, website operators, advertising companies play in addressing privacy concerns with more effective technologies for consumer control? Companies should simplify consumer choice Commonly accepted practices Is the list of proposed "commonly accepted practices" set forth in Section V(C)(1) of the report too broad or too narrow? Are there practices that should be considered "commonly accepted" in some business contexts but not in others? What types of first-party marketing should be considered "commonly accepted practices"? Even if first-party marketing in general may be a commonly accepted practice, should consumers be given a choice before sensitive data is used for such marketing? Should first-party marketing be limited to the context in which the data is collected from the consumer? For instance, in the online behavioral advertising context, Commission staff has stated that where a website provides recommendations or offers to a consumer based on his or her prior purchases at that website, such practice constitutes firstparty marketing. An analogous offline example would include a retailer offering a coupon to a consumer at the cash register based upon the consumer's prior purchases in the store. is there a distinction, however, if the owner of the website or the offline retailer sends offers to the consumer in another context for example, via postal mail, , or text message? Should consumers have an opportunity to decline solicitations delivered through such means, as provided by existing sectoral laws? A-2
3 Should marketing to consumers by commonly-branded affiliates be considered first-party marketing? How should the proposed framework handle the practice of data "enhancement," whereby a company obtains data about its customers from other sources, both online and offline, to enrich its databases? Should companies provide choice about this practice? Practices that require meaningful choice General What is the most appropriate way to obtain consent for practices that do not fall within the "commonly accepted" category? Should the method of consent be different for different contexts? For example, what are effective ways to seek informed consent in the mobile context, given the multiple parties involved in data collection and the challenges presented by the small screen? Would a uniform icon or graphic for presenting options be feasible and effective in this and other contexts? Is there market research or are there academic studies focusing on the effectiveness of different choice mechanisms in different contexts that could assist FTC staff as it continues to explore this issue? Under what circumstances (if any) is it appropriate to offer choice as a "take it or leave it" proposition, whereby a consumer's use of a website, product, or service constitutes consent to the company's information practices? What types of disclosures and consent mechanisms would be most effective to inform consumers about the trade-offs they make when they share their data in exchange for services? In particular, how should companies communicate the "take it or leave it" nature of a transaction to consumers? Are there any circumstances in which a "take it or leave it" proposition would be inappropriate? How should the scope of sensitive information and sensitive users be defined and what is the most effective means of achieving affirmative consent in these contexts? A-3
4 What additional consumer protection measures, such as enhanced consent or heightened restrictions, are appropriate for the use of deep packet inspection? What (if any) special issues does the collection or the use of information about teens raise? Are teens sensitive users, warranting enhanced consent procedures? Should additional protections be explored in the context of social media services? For example, one social media service has stated that it limits default settings such that teens are not allowed to share certain information with the category "Everyone." What are the benefits and drawbacks of such an approach? What choice mechanisms regarding the collection and use of consumer information should companies that do not directly interact with consumers provide? Is it feasible for data brokers to provide a standardized consumer choice mechanism and what would be the benefits of such a mechanism? Special choice for online behavioral advertising: Do Not Track How should a universal choice mechanism be designed for consumers to control online behavioral advertising? How can such a mechanism be offered to consumers and publicized? How can such a mechanism be designed to be clear, easy-to-find, usable, and understandable to consumers? How can such a mechanism be designed so that it is clear to consumers what they are choosing and what the limitations of the choice are? What are the potential costs and benefits of offering a standardized uniform choice mechanism to control online behavioral advertising? How many consumers would likely choose to avoid receiving targeted advertising? How many consumers, on an absolute and percentage basis, have utilized the opt-out tools currently provided? What is the likely impact if large numbers of consumers elect to opt out? How would it affect online publishers and advertisers, and how would it affect consumers? In addition to providing the option to opt out of receiving ads completely, should a universal choice mechanism for online behavioral advertising include an option that A-4
5 allows consumers more granular control over the types of advertising they want to receive and the type of data they are willing to have collected about them? Should the concept of a universal choice mechanism be extended beyond online behavioral advertising and include, for example, behavioral advertising for mobile applications? If the private sector does not implement an effective uniform choice mechanism voluntarily, should the FTC recommend legislation requiring such a mechanism? Companies should increase the transparency of their data practices Improved privacy notices What is the feasibility of standardizing the format and terminology for describing data practices across industries, particularly given ongoing changes in technology? Flow can companies present these notices effectively in the offline world or on mobile and similar devices? Should companies increase their use of machine-readable policies to allow consumers to more easily compare privacy practices across companies? Reasonable access to consumer data Should companies be able to charge a reasonable cost for certain types of access? Should companies inform consumers of the identity of those with whom the company has shared data about the consumer, as well as the source of the data? Where companies do provide access, how should access apply to information maintained about teens? Should parents be able to access such data? Should access to data differ for consumer-facing and non-consumer-facing entities? For non-consumer-facing companies, how can consumers best discover which entities possess information about them and how to seek access to their data? Is it feasible for industry to develop a standardized means for providing consumer access to data maintained by non-consumer-facing entities? Should consumers receive notice when data about them has been used to deny them benefits? How should such notice be provided? What are the costs and benefits of providing such notice? A-5
6 Material changes What types of changes do companies make to their policies and practices and what types of changes do they regard as material? What is the appropriate level of transparency and consent for prospective changes to data-handling practices? Consumer education How can individual businesses, industry associations, consumer groups, and government do a better job of informing consumers about privacy? What role should government and industry associations have in educating businesses?
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