Web Privacy with P3Pby Lorrie Faith Cranor
with Foreword by Lawrence Lessig
September 2002
O'Reilly & Associates
ISBN 0-59600-371-4
344 pages, $39.95
The following are some of the examples that appear in Web Privacy with P3P.
Example 6-1: P3P policy with COPPA extension
Example 6-2: RETENTION element with retention-time extension
Example 6-3: Statements with Safe Harbor extension
Example 6-4: ACCESS element with access-details extension
Example 6-5. Statement with group-info extension
Example 7-1: P3P policy for Sample Example, generated by the IBM P3P Policy Editor
Example 8-2: A policy reference file
with
Example 8-3: An abbreviated policy reference file containing policies
Example 9-1: Garment data schema
Example 9-2: Garment data schema embedded in a P3P policy
Example 10-1: Policy reference file for a simple site that has one policy for the entire site
Example 10-2: Policy reference file for a simple site that includes a policy
Example 10-3: Policy reference file for a simple site that has one policy for the entire site
Example 10-4: Policy for a site that may collect any data for any purpose
Example 10-5: Policy for a site with typical web logs and no other data collection
Example 10-6: Policy reference file for a content distribution network
Example 10-7: P3P policy for robroydog.org
Example 10-8: P3P Policy for AT&T
Example 10-9: Data schema defined in IBM P3P policy
For additional examples of P3P policies from real web sites see the W3C's list of P3P-enabled web sites.
Example 13-1: An APPEL rule set with five rules
Example 13-2: The AT&T Privacy Bird's medium setting APPEL rule set
Web Privacy with P3P
by Lorrie Faith Cranor
with Foreword by Lawrence
Lessig
September 2002
O'Reilly & Associates
ISBN 0-59600-371-4
344 pages, $39.95
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