Fair Information Practices
What is Fair Information Practices?
A set of internationally recognized principles for protecting personal information privacy, forming the foundation of most modern data protection laws.
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What the standards actually require on fair information practices
Requirements naming fair information practices across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Food information must not mislead about what the food is, its properties, make-up, quantity, keeping qualities, origin or how it was made; must not attribute effects the food does not have; must not imply special characteristics that all similar foods share;
eu-food-information-to-consumers-regulation-eu-no-1169-2011::A7 · Fair information practices: not misleading, accurate, no disease claims, applies to advertising and presentation (Article 7) →Assure all stakeholders that, whatever the practice or technology, it actually works as it says it will, which others can check independently, and that its parts and workings stay open to view for both the people served and those providing the service (trust b...
privacy-by-design-pbd-seven-foundational-principles::6 · Principle 6: Visibility and Transparency: Keep it Open →Policy makers set the technical requirements (product versions, configuration, settings, protocols) and contractual requirements (fair information practices) for trust frameworks and should include criteria against which candidate members of a trust framework...
iso-iec-29115-2013-entity-authentication-assurance-framework::9.7 · 9.7 Measuring operational capabilities →Questions people ask about fair information practices
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