The Global Considerations Task Force discusses the
application of the Tracking Preference Expression and the
Tracking Scope and Compliance Specifications in various
regions of the world. This includes but is not limited to
discussions around using the DNT signal to express consent in
the sense of Art. 5.3 of the Directive 2002/58/EC as amended
by the ePrivacy Directive 2009/136/EC. In order to do that,
the Task Force will draft text around minimum collection and
permissions in case a service receives a DNT:0
signal.
W3C
Global Considerations Task Force (GCTF)
of the
Tracking Protection Working Group
Table of content
Meetings
First Face to Face Meeting of the Global Considerations Task Force 11-12 March 2013 in Berlin
Minutes
Materials on tracking from Canada
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has issued a Policy Position on Online Behavioural Advertising. It provides some analysis the compliance of Online Behavioral Advertisement (OBA) with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and also some some specific recommendations to bring OBA practices into compliance with PIPEDA.
Members of the Task force
- Rosa Barcelo (European Commission)
- Haakon Flage Bratsberg (Opera)
- Guido Brinkel (United Internet/IAB Europe)
- JC Cannon (Microsoft)
- Daniel W. Caprio (Comcast)
- Alan Chapell (Chapell & Associates)
- Jeffrey Chester (Invited Expert, CDD)
- Brooks Dobbs, (KBM)
- Rob van Eijk (Art. 29 WP)
- Ed Felten (FTC)
- Joanne Furtsch (Truste)
- Vinay Goel (Adobe)
- Walter van Holst (Invited Expert)
- Kathy Joe (Esomar)
- John Jolliffe (Adobe)
- Ninja Marnau (ULD/Invited Expert)
- Jonathan Mayer (Stanford)
- Aleecia McDonald (Stanford)
- Chris Mejia (DAA)
- Ionel Naftanaila (IAB Europe)
- Mike O'Neil (Baycloud Systems)
- Dennis Riedel (United Internet/IAB Europe)
- Matthias Schunter (Intel)
- Chris Sherwood (Yahoo)
- John Simpson (consumerwatchdog.org)
- Craig Spiezle (Online Trust Alliance)
- Frank Wagner (Telekom)
- David Wainberg (NAI)
- Justin Weiss (Yahoo)
- Rigo Wenning (W3C)
- Tara Whalen (CA Data Commissioner)
- Mike Zaneis (DAA)
- Benjamin Zivan (Tencent)
- Kimon Zorbas (IAB Europe)