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privacy

The degree to which an individual can determine which personal information is to be shared with whom and for what purpose. Although always a concern when users pass confidential information to vendors by phone, mail or fax, the Internet has brought this issue to the forefront. Web sites often have privacy policies that stipulate exactly what will be done with the information you enter. For more information, visit www.privacyalliance.org and www.epic.org. Contrast with confidentiality, which deals with unauthorized access to data. See privacy policy, CPO, EU Directive, GLB, HIPAA and P3P.


privacy
Philosophy the condition of being necessarily restricted to a single person

privacy - Where only the intended recipients can read a message.


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But internal measures may not be enough: The Federal Bureau of Investigations is currently looking into whether Princeton violated the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act, which protects student privacy.
Annual disclosure from schools to students and parents of their rights under the Family Educational Rights Privacy Act (FERPA), and of their right to file complaints.
Truth is, she says, when administrators attempt to read the 132-page Act (which contains amendments and provisions to, among other things, The Family Educational Rights Privacy Act [FERPA], the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act [FISA], and the Electronic Communications Act [ECA]), they find they can barely make heads or tails of it.
 
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