Category Archives: privacy

Dehumanizing the Disconnected

Posted on February 13, 2026 by Joe Andrieu

Last week, the Credentials Community Group of the World Wide Web Consortium hosted Scott Jones, sharing his company’s work on Client-side Biometric Authentication and Identity Verification. https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/6c106024-7f5f-4297-972b-18af6432aaef/20260203T120000/  He said a lot of smart things about his company, Realeyes https://realeyes.ai/, and … Continue reading →

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A great conversation about #GoodID

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Joe Andrieu

Identity can be a real pain to discuss. #GoodID turns about to be a great way to talk about the diverse needs of different stakeholders in digital identity, resulting in actionable plans to shift policy. Continue reading →

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Destroying contract law: CISPA violates more than privacy

Posted on April 19, 2013 by Joe Andrieu

Don’t let Congress undermine our best free market tool for fixing our relationships with companies. The US House of Representatives just passed a bill (CISPA, aka HR264) that explicitly allows companies to ignore their privacy agreements in the name of … Continue reading →

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