- Microsoft Security and Privacy
- offers tools, documentation, tips, and other information regarding personal privacy and security for home users, developers, and businesses.
- Yahoo! Privacy
- states the company's policy for its various products and services.
- Privacy.org
- provides up-to-date electronic privacy news stories from around the Web, as well as links to cryptography, encryption, and electronic privacy information.
- Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) Project
- allows users to be informed of site practices, to delegate decisions to their computer when possible, and allow tailored relationships to specific sites.
- Kidz Privacy
- designed to educate kids, parents, and businesses about the privacy rights of children online. From the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.
- Privacy Times
- designed for professionals and attorneys who need to follow the legislation, court rulings, industry developments and horror stories that frame the ongoing debate about information privacy.
- Anonymity, Privacy and Security
- Information on anon servers, remailers, PGP, steganography, organizations and more.
- Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference
- annual conference exploring the growth of business, ethics, and society on the global Internet.
- Stalker's Home Page, The
- discusses personal information and privacy issues and their abuses by corporations, stalkers, and the World Wide Web.
- DCS1000 (Carnivore) (5)
- PrivacyChoices
- resource for learning about online advertising and privacy rights. Presented by DoubleClick.
- EPIC Online Guide to Privacy Resources
- directory of organizations, printed publications, U.S. and international privacy sites, privacy tools, and mailing lists and electronic newsgroups.
- Georgetown Internet Privacy Policy Study (GIPPS)
- assesses the extent to which U.S. consumer-oriented web sites disclose their information practices and policies. Offers files in PDF format; published May, 1999.
- Beyond Concern: Understanding Net Users' Attitudes About Online Privacy
- suggests that a variety of approaches may be needed to make people feel secure about the privacy of their personal information on the Internet. Research study from AT&T; Labs, April, 1999.
- Development of Surveillance Technology and Risk of Abuse of Economic Information
- 1999 working document of the Scientific and Technological Options Assessment Panel of the European Parliament looks at communications intelligence and surveillance issues.
- Advisory Committee on Online Privacy and Security - Final Report
- recommendations to the Federal Trade Commission concerning providing online consumers reasonable access to personal information collected from and about them by domestic commercial Web sites, and maintaining adequate security for that information.
- Gramm Leach Bliley Act@
- Anonymous Communications on the Internet
- study of Internet anonymity and pseudonymity being conducted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
- Anon.xg.nu
- offer private web browsing, anonymous email, and Nym remailer, as well as links and resources.
- Case of Timothy McVeigh@
- Nameless in Cyberspace: Anonymity on the Internet
- Cato Institute Briefing Paper by software executive and attorney, Jonathan D. Wallace.
- CDT's Privacy Watchdog
- your mission is to check for a privacy policy at the Web sites you visit and answer seven simple questions based on the policy.
- Privacy Foundation: Extent of Systematic Employee Monitoring
- report on web and email surveillance in the workplace, July 2001.
- Carabella, Episode 1: The Quest for Tunes
- Flash-based game from the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Privacy Activism illustrates Carabella's efforts to get music online without losing privacy and fair use rights.
- Swedish Personal Register Law
- make information about individuals on the Internet illegal, such as criticism of named persons, publication of lists of references in scientific papers, or the sending of email messages outside of Europe.
- Privacy Perspectives for Online Searchers: Confidentiality with Confidence
- cautions netizens about disclosing personal information about themselves no matter how harmless the site or service may seem.
- killyourpc
- dedicated to providing users with the tools to prevent commercial interests from destroying personal privacy.
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