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Consumer Protection in Wearable Computing

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Privacy implications and potential standardization solutions

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Preliminary Gap Analysis - ISO/COPOLCO

At COPOLCO’s request Peter Eisenegger, as COPOLCO’s key person for data protection and
privacy, has under taken a preliminary gap analysis and produced this report for COPOLCO.
The review and its report is a first step in the COPOLCO process of identifying and confirming
gaps that there might be in current international standards addressing consumer/citizen privacy
needs.

this is for your information, however please don't hesitate to send us your comments and feedback if you wish to do so.

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Internet of Things Lacks Safety Today, Opening Door to Major Threats Tomorrow

Internet of Things Lacks Safety Today, Opening Door to Major Threats Tomorrow, Warns OTA

Uber Vs Laws, Willing the Sharing Economy Kill Off Government Regulation?

Recent Article from the Community of Federal Regulators newsflash.

Drones, Wearables, 3D Printers - not talking science fiction anymore

Dear members,

From the first cyborgs to 3D printed cars, the future is here, and it's smart. #hitechstandards looks at some of today's most exciting new technologies to show how two old lovers, innovation and standards, go hand in hand. A relationship that helps each to grow. A relationship built to last. Behold!

http://www.iso.org/sites/hitechstandards/

A Connected World: How Standards Touch Mobile Technology

Hi everyone,

I think this group will be very interested in this upcoming event!

CSA Group is looking to engage more awareness around standards around emerging issues, I would like to invite you to attend our upcoming online event: A Connected World: How Standards Touch Mobile Technology.