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A Privacy-Friendly Web

TAG Draft

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Abstract

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Status of this Document

This document is a work in progress from the W3C Technical Architecture Group (TAG). Additional TAG findings, both accepted and in draft state, may also be available. The TAG may incorporate this and other findings into future versions of the [AWWW]. Please send comments on this finding to the publicly archived TAG mailing list www-tag@w3.org (archive).

Table of Contents

1 Introduction

1 Introduction

User privacy is an important feature of the Web. This document is an umbrella for a series of documents, which may become TAG findings, the aggregate goal of which is to enhance user-privacy on the Web.

Architectural elements of privacy:

Notice
Consent
Minimization
Control
Access
Retention
Secondary Use
Sharing

Applicable areas of Web Architecture:

(JavaScript) APIs
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