@PRSA A6: Also, our larger vendors are part of the DAA, eDAA, and NAI (an all privacy and ethics self-regulatory organizations that were formed to address data, privacy, and ethics) -- our media and data folks tell me. #EthicsMonth
A4: It can be exciting to think about how we can use data to do our jobs – smarter targeting, efficiency, influencing action. We need to force ourselves to look at use from multiple perspectives. #EthicsMonth
A4: I think one of the biggest missteps is probably being uninformed or not actively thinking about how we’re using data, or what the implications are. #EthicsMonth
@StefMoore LOL. Don't get jealous. There is definitely a “creep test” to all of this. Would it creep you out? Your mother? Your kid? Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. #EthicsMonth
A3: I think reminders should be ongoing. What if Alexa explicitly asked you if “she” had permission to inform “products for you” based on the things you ask her, the music you listen to each time? #Would you opt out? Would you like the choice? #EthicsMonth
A3: Permissions should be clear and explicit just before any “conversion point” where a person would take an action that triggers data collection. #EthicsMonth