Teresa Scassa

Teresa Scassa is Canada Research Chair in Information Law and Policy, University of Ottawa.

Not all apps are created equal: privacy and ethics should impact design, adoption of contact tracing tools

• As governments world-wide contemplate COVID-19 “return-to-normal” strategies, contact-tracing apps have become part of the conversation. Tracing and notification of those who have had contact

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | May 6, 2020

Not all apps are created equal: privacy and ethics should impact design, adoption of contact tracing tools

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | May 6, 2020

• As governments world-wide contemplate COVID-19 “return-to-normal” strategies, contact-tracing apps have become part of the conversation. Tracing and notification of those who have had contact

Not all apps are created equal: privacy and ethics should impact design, adoption of contact tracing tools

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | May 6, 2020

• As governments world-wide contemplate COVID-19 “return-to-normal” strategies, contact-tracing apps have become part of the conversation. Tracing and notification of those who have had contact

Not all apps are created equal: privacy and ethics should impact design, adoption of contact tracing tools

• As governments world-wide contemplate COVID-19 “return-to-normal” strategies, contact-tracing apps have become part of the conversation. Tracing and notification of those who have had contact

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | May 6, 2020

Not all apps are created equal: privacy and ethics should impact design, adoption of contact tracing tools

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | May 6, 2020

• As governments world-wide contemplate COVID-19 “return-to-normal” strategies, contact-tracing apps have become part of the conversation. Tracing and notification of those who have had contact

Not all apps are created equal: privacy and ethics should impact design, adoption of contact tracing tools

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | May 6, 2020

• As governments world-wide contemplate COVID-19 “return-to-normal” strategies, contact-tracing apps have become part of the conversation. Tracing and notification of those who have had contact

As smart cities become our norm, we must be smart about a data strategy

• Canadians’ attention has been drawn to the issue of smart cities by the public debate over the merits of Sidewalk Labs’ proposed Quayside development

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | February 13, 2019

As smart cities become our norm, we must be smart about a data strategy

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | February 13, 2019

• Canadians’ attention has been drawn to the issue of smart cities by the public debate over the merits of Sidewalk Labs’ proposed Quayside development

As smart cities become our norm, we must be smart about a data strategy

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | February 13, 2019

• Canadians’ attention has been drawn to the issue of smart cities by the public debate over the merits of Sidewalk Labs’ proposed Quayside development

Smart planning for smart cities

• Building a ‘smart city’ sounds like a good idea, but what lies behind a city’s IQ? Smart cities involve innumerable sensors of all kinds,

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | April 9, 2018

Smart planning for smart cities

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | April 9, 2018

• Building a ‘smart city’ sounds like a good idea, but what lies behind a city’s IQ? Smart cities involve innumerable sensors of all kinds,

Smart planning for smart cities

Opinion | BY TERESA SCASSA | April 9, 2018

• Building a ‘smart city’ sounds like a good idea, but what lies behind a city’s IQ? Smart cities involve innumerable sensors of all kinds,

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