Host

W3C gratefully acknowledges Deutsche Telekom, for hosting this workshop.

Thanks also to the Mozilla Foundation for their Support

W3C also thankfully acknowledges the STREWS project and the Practice projectfor supporting this workshop

Important things

Registration is open until 18 November: Please register using the registration form

7 November 2014:
Program and position papers posted on the workshop website

Logistics: The logistics page is now available

20-21 November 2014:
Workshop

2014-11-26: The Minutes of the Workshop are published:

Time	Event
09:00	Welcome by Dr. Christoph Peylo, T-Labs Welcome by Dr. Claus-Dieter Ulmer, Konzerndatenschutzbeauftragter der Deutschen Telekom
09:10	Welcome by the Chairs
Framing the issue
09:20	Robert Brauer, Dominic Battré: Google Privacy & Security interfaces
09:35	Haakon Flage Bratsberg: Opera Privacy & Security interfaces
09:55
10:10	Coffee break
10:40	Frederik Braun: Firefox Privacy & Security interfaces
10:55	Sören Preibusch: Eye-tracking. Privacy interfaces for the next ubiquitous modality
11:10	Discussion about Framing & questions
12:00	Lunch
Privacy Assessment
13:15	Christine Runnegar: The Privacy Interest Group
Informing the user
13:40	Gökhan Bal, Kai Rannenberg: User Control Mechanisms for Privacy Protection Should Go Hand in Hand with Privacy-Consequence Information: The Case of Smartphone Apps
14:00	Frederick Hirsch: User choice vs. Protecting users by default
14:20	Alina Hua, Dave Huseby Martin Kurze, Frank Wagner: future of mobile privacy; improved control over privacy protection
14:45	Coffee break
15:15	Michele Vescovi, Corrado Moiso, Fabrizio Antonelli, Mattia Pasolli, Christos Perentis: Building an Eco-System of Trusted Services through user Transparency, Control and Awareness on Personal Data Privacy
15:35	Rigo Wenning: Trust & Usability on the Web, a Social/Legal perspective
15:50 - 16:50	Discussion
19:30	Social-Event

Time	Event
Social & Legal
09:30	Istvan Lajtos: GSMA Privacy Guidelines
09:50	Reuben Binns: Standardised Privacy Policies: A Post-mortem and Promising Developments
10:10	Frederik Borgesius: Empowerment and Protection
11:30	Discussion on Social & Legal
11:00	Coffee break
New Architectures
11:30	Carlo von Lynx: A Web in Respect of the Constitution is Possible
11:50	Volker Birk: p≡p position paper
12:10	Ero Balsa: Why Can’t Online Social Networks Encrypt?
12:30	Discussion on New Architectures
13:15	Lunch
14:15	Discussion on next steps Next Steps slides from Frederick Hirsch
16:00	End of Workshop

Firstname	Lastname	Company
Chaals	McCathieNevile	Yandex
Sebastian	Amorim	Google
Gökhan	Bal	Goethe University Frankfurt
Ero	Balsa	COSIC, KU Leuven
Dominic	Battré	Google
Reuben	Binns	University of Southampton
Volker	Birk	p≡p
Frederick	Borgesius	University of Amsterdam
Karima	Boudaoud	Laboratoire I3S - CNRS/UNS
Haakon	Bratsberg	Opera
Robert	Brauer	Google
Frederik	Braun	Mozilla
Christian	Fuhrhop	Fraunhofer FOKUS
Frederick	Hirsch	Nokia
Alina	Hua	Mozilla
Meiko	Jensen	Independent Centre for Privacy Protection Schleswig-Holstein
Kristina N.	Kjerstad	Norwegian Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation
Andreas	Kuehne	trustable Ltd.
Martin	Kurze	T-Labs, Deutsche Telekom
Istvan	Lajtos	GSMA
Johannes	Landstorfer	IXDS
Axel	Nennker	T-Labs
Christos	Perentis	FBK / SKIL Lab - Telecom Italia
Christoph	Peylo	T-Labs
Marta	Piekarska	T-Labs/TU Berlin
Sören	Preibusch	Microsoft Research
Alexander	Raake	T-Labs/TU Berlin
Angelo	Reale	krn.cc
Christine	Runnegar	Internet Society
Matthias	Schunter	Intel
David	Singer	Apple Inc.
Markus	Tschersich	Goethe University Frankfurt
Claus-Dieter	Ulmer	Deutsche Telekom
Robert	van Eijk	Leiden University
Sigbjørn	Vik	Opera
Carlo	von Loesch	youbroketheinternet
Frank	Wagner	Deutsche Telekom
Rigo	Wenning	W3C
Ming	Yin	T-Labs
Yun	Zhou	T-Labs/TU Berlin

Questions? Rigo Wenning <rigo@w3.org>