WAP-W3C Mobile Web Privacy Workshop

7-8 December 2000
Munich City Hilton, Munich, Germany

AGENDA

With the growth of the Web to include mobile access and service options, it is now necessary to develop a consistent approach to privacy protection that enables both users and service providers to build trust and confidence in user relationships throughout both the wired and wireless Web. This workshop will identify steps WAP & W3C should take to assure that the standards facilitating mobile Web services have the architectural capacity to address the unique privacy issues arising out of mobile access to the Web. Recognizing that a comprehensive approach to privacy for both fixed and mobile Web services requires cooperation among those designing the underlying architecture and standards, W3C and the WAP Forum have agreed to organize this workshop jointly.

THURSDAY 7 December

8.30 - 9.00 registration and continental breakfast

9.00 - 9.30 Introduction (30 minutes)

1. Daniel Weitzner, W3C (15m)
2. Stefan Viewig, Mannesmann (15m)

9.30 - 10.30 Technology Background I - Location Information

• Location Information Drafting Group (WAP), Ewan Cameron (Signalsoft)

45 Minute Presentation with 15 Minute Discussion

10.30 - 10.45 Break

10.45 - 12.30 Technology Background II - P3P

• Platform for Privacy Preferences Architecture(W3C), Mark Langheinrich (ETH Zurich) (45/15)
• Platform for Privacy Preferences Public Policy Goals, Daniel Weitzner (30/15)

Presentations with 15 Minute Discussion

12.30 - 1.30 lunch

1.30 - 2.30 Technology Background III - CC/PP and UAProf

• CC/PP (W3C) & UA Prof (WAP), Mikael Nilsson (Ericsson)

(45 minute presentation with 15 minute discussion)

2.30 - 3.30 General Requirements I

• Marc Le Maitre, Privacy on the Wireless Internet
  Nextel
• Janet Cerniglia, Margareta Bjorksten, Ora Lassila, Privacy for Location Dependent Information

  Nokia

• Tom Covalla, Martin Presler-Marshall, Joseph Rusnak, Thomas Schaeck, Frank Seliger, and Mark Vandenwauver, {Position Paper}
  IBM/Tivoli

(3x15 minute presentations, 15 minutes discusssion)

3.30 - 3.45 break

3.45 - 4.45 General Requirements II

• Mario G. Tapia, Will Cousins, {Position Paper}

  XYPoint

• Kentaro Meiseki, Hiroshi Ohta, J-Sky "Station" (Location Dependant Service for Cell Phones) and Privacy
• Ricarda Weber, {Position Paper}

  Siemens

• Garland Phillips, Bill Macko, {Position Paper}

  Motorola

(4x10 minute presentations, 20 minutes discussion)

4.45 - 5.45 Impact of Security and Authentication Requirements on Privacy

• Eric Bergeron, The Difference Between Privacy and Security
  Zero Knowledge Systems
• Danny Dolev, Cellular Device -- The Versatile Personal Identification Mechanism

  Hebrew University

• Daniela Elsner, Trust is the Key to Mobile Business
  Arthur Andersen

(3x10 minute presentations, 30 minutes discussion)

5.45 - 7.00 Reception

FRIDAY 8 December

8.30 - 9.00 registration and continental breakfast

9.00 - 10.30 Position Papers - Public Policy Issues

• Alan Davidson, The Emerging Crisis in Wireless Data Privacy

  Center for Democracy and Technology

• Lukas Gundermann, {Position Paper}

  Independent Center for Privacy Protection in Schleswig-Holstein

• Henry Ryan, Standardization in support of the European legal framework

  ISPE

10.30 - 10.45 break

10.45 - 12.30 WAP-W3C Technology Integration & Harmonization

Papers:

• Simone Fischer-Hueber, Privacy Enhancement in the Mobile Internet

  Karlstad University

• Eric Brunner, Compact Representations of P3P Policies - forthcoming

  Engage

• Fiona Walsh, {Position Paper}

  Avenue A

Discussants:

• Cameron, Langheinrich, Nilsson, Seliger

12.30 - 13.30  lunch

13.30 - 15.00 Wrap-up and Next Steps