Books

• Social Physics: How Good Ideas Spread—The Lessons from a New Science, by Alex Pentland The Penguin Press 2014
• Understanding Privacy, by Daniel J. Solove Harvard University Press 2008
• IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance Between Nazi Germany and America’s Most Powerful Corporation, by Edwin Black Crown 2000

Research

• Estimating the Success of Re-identifications from Incomplete Data in Generative Models, Nature Communications July 23, 2019
• The Dawn of Robot Surveillance: AI, Video Analytics, and Privacy, American Civil Liberties Union, 2019
• Security and Privacy for Implantable Medical Devices, Pervasive Computing January–March 2018
• Information Security: Control Deficiencies Continue to Limit IRS’s Effectiveness in Protecting Sensitive Financial and Taxpayer Data, US Government Accountability Office July 26, 2017
• Vehicle Data Privacy: Industry and Federal Efforts Under Way, but NHTSA Needs to Define Its Role, US Government Accountability Office July 2017
• National ID and the REAL ID Act, Electronic Privacy Information Center 2017
• Privacy and Fair Information Practices in Ubiquitous Environments: Research Challenges and Future Directions, Internet Research 2009
• Reality Mining: The End of Personal Privacy? Human Dynamics Group, MIT Media Lab 2009
• RFID and Privacy: What Consumers Really Want and Fear, Personal and Ubiquitous Computing 2009
• Data Mining and Internet Profiling: Emerging Regulatory and Technological Approaches, The University of Chicago Law Review 2008
• Data Mining and the Fourth Amendment, The University of Chicago Law Review 2008
• A Taxonomy of Privacy, University of Pennsylvania Law Review 2006
• Keeping Ubiquitous Computing to Yourself: A Practical Model for User Control of Privacy, International Journal of Human–Computer Studies 2005
• The Right to Privacy and the Birth of the Right to Privacy, Tennessee Law Review 2002
• The Ever-Expanding Network of Local and Federal Databases, CACM 2002
• Privacy and Power: Computer Databases and Metaphors for Information Privacy, Stanford Law Review 2001
• Identity Theft, Social Security Numbers, and the Web, CACM 2000
• Information about Individuals in the Hands of Government: Some Reflections on Mechanisms for Privacy Protection, William & Mary Bill Rights Journal 1995
• Locating the Victim: An Overview of Census-Taking. Tabulation Technology, and Persecution in Nazi Germany, IEEE Annals of the History of Computing 1994
• The Active Badge Location System, ACM Transactions on Information Systems 1992
• Data Quality and Due Process in Large Interorganizational Record Systems, CACM 1986
• In the Shadow of 1984: National Identification Systems, Computer-Matching, and Privacy in the United States, Hastings Law Journal 1984
• Privacy and Freedom, Atheneum 1967
• The Right to Privacy, Harvard Law Review 1890

Laws

• Legal Access To The Global Cloud, Columbia Law Review November 1, 2018

Essays/Blogs

• The Statecraft of DigitalIDs: An Annotated Bibliography, Data Society November 30, 2021
• Why Online Anonymity Matters, Belfer Center November 10, 2021
• The Corporate Cultivation of Digital Resignation, TechPolicy March 2019
• Every Step You Fake: A Comparative Analysis of Fitness Tracker Privacy and Security, The Citizen Lab February 2, 2016
• Lessons from the Stasi, The European Magazine April 1, 2015
• IRS Agents Caught Snooping on Taxpayer Data Rehired, Americans for Tax Reform February 6, 2015
• A Phone for the Age of Snowden, The New Yorker January 30, 2014
• No, the NSA Isn’t Like the Stasi—and Comparing Them is Treacherous, Wired January 14, 2014
• Identity Crisis: How Social Security Numbers Became Our Insecure National ID, The Verge September 26, 2012
• ‘Don’t trust anyone’: Privacy Protection for Location-based Services, Pervasive and Mobile Computing 2011
• Five IRS Employees Charged with Snooping on Tax Returns, Wired May 13, 2008
• Centers Tap Into Personal Databases, The Washington Post April 2, 2008
• Bureau Gave Up Names of Japanese-Americans in WWII, Scientific American March 30, 2007
• The Computer for the 21st Century, Scientific American September 1991

News

• C.I.A. Is Collecting in Bulk Certain Data Affecting Americans, Senators Warn, NYTimes February 10, 2022
• China passes new personal data privacy law, to take effect Nov. 1, Reuters August 20, 2021
• New York City’s Vaccine Passport Plan Renews Online Privacy Debate, NY Times August 4, 2021
• Fugitive Italian Killer Finally Meets His Match: Google Maps, NYTimes January 7, 2021
• How My Boss Monitors Me While I Work from Home, NYTimes May 6, 2020
• Managers Turn to Surveillance Software, Always-On Webcams to Ensure Employees Are (Really) Working From Home, The Washington Post April 30, 2020
• Your Doorbell Camera Spied On You, Now What? NYTimes February 19, 2020
• Uh-oh, Silicon Valley is Building a Chinese-style Social Credit System, Fast Company August 26, 2019
• I Shared My Phone Number, I Learned I Shouldn’t Have, NYTimes August 15, 2019
• Your Data Were ‘Anonymized’? These Scientists Can Still Identify You, NYTimes July 23, 2019
• U.S. Requiring Social Media Information From VISA Applicants, NYTimes June 2, 2019
• Made in China, Exported to the World: The Surveillance State, NYTimes April 24, 2019
• Stores See a Future Without ‘May I Help You?’ (They’ll Already Have Your Data), NYTimes March 10, 2019
• China Uses DNA to Track Its People, With the Help of American Expertise, NYTimes February 21, 2019
• It’s Not Just Google or Facebook: The Freezer Aisle is Ad Targeting Now, Fast Company February 6, 2019
• In High-Tech Cities, No More Potholes, but What About Privacy? NYTimes January 1, 2019
• ‘Black Mirror’ in China: 1,4 Billion Citizens to be Monitored through Social Credit System, Newsweek May 1, 2018
• Find Out How to Keep Tabs on Your Phone with These Helpful Tracking Tips, Digital Trends March 28, 2018
• A New Border Security App Uses AI to Flag Suspicious People in Seconds, Fast Company March 6, 2018
• Homeland Security Given Data on Arab-Americans, NYTimes July 30, 2004
• The Punch-Card Conspiracy: A Journalist Explores Relations between I.B.M, and the Third Reich, NYTimes March 18, 2001

Websites

• Global Positioning System, Wikipedia
• Government Database, Wikipedia
• National Identification Number, Wikipedia
• Nosedive, Wikipedia
• Radio Frequency Identification, Wikipedia
• Stasi Records Agency, Wikipedia
• Everyone In China Is Getting A ‘Social Credit Score’, YouTube May 8, 2018