Elizabeth Renieris

Elizabeth Renieris shares about cryptocurrency's climate impact.

Elizabeth Renieris urges skepticism amid the overwhelming hype around Web3.

Elizabeth Renieris assesses a national ID scheme developing in Ethiopia amid the country’s civil war.

Elizabeth Renieris is interviewed about her work in AI ethics.

Elizabeth Renieris discusses data collection by private-sector companies and how incentives differ for public health organizations.

Elizabeth Renieris discusses vaccine passports with MIT Technology Review

Elizabeth Renieris explains the benefits and drawbacks of privacy-enhancing technologies. "There is no question that PETs can be useful in reducing some of the risks…

Elizabeth Renieris pens essay about Clubhouse

Elizabeth Renieris explains vaccine passports and potential implications of enforcing them.

Elizabeth Renieris explains Google’s Privacy Sandbox

Elizabeth Renieris discusses targeted advertising and Federated Learning of Cohorts

Elizabeth Renieris joins WBUR

Elizabeth Renieris on the importance of Facebook barring news in Australia

Elizabeth Renieris spoke with AP following the announcement that Facebook blocked news in Australia.

Elizabeth Renieris explains why Google’s privacy moves may not be good for individual privacy

Elizabeth Renieris spoke with Good ID about the importance of anonymity online

The #BigTech antitrust hearing and the path ahead for privacy

Elizabeth Renieris on social media platforms, their leaders, and democracy

Elizabeth Renieris on the impact of GDPR on the global data protection landscape

Elizabeth Renieris discusses court decision with Digital Privacy News

"There is no meaningful choice between compulsory digitization or exclusion."

Elizabeth Renieris joins Our Data podcast

Elizabeth Renieris spoke with Digital Privacy News about Facebook's small business grants program

A legal, public health, and technical perspective from BKC’s Elizabeth Renieris.

It’s time to move beyond individualistic approaches to data governance, writes Elizabeth Renieris

Part one of an exploration into the pathways and pitfalls for good global data protection in an evolving landscape.

Proposals that would let people sell their information seem empowering—but they aren’t, writes BKC’s Elizabeth Renieris.

Despite numerous predictions by industry analysts that “self-sovereign identity” (or “SSI”) would be a key trend by now, in reality there is still limited adoption outside of…

Data ownership is dangerous

Elizabeth Renieris considers the European Commission's recent communications regarding a universally accepted public electronic identity (eID)

Applying core international human rights principles to coronavirus-related privacy interferences

Elizabeth Renieris argues it’s not just the government that is having to navigate these complex questions.

Elizabeth Renieris on why we should not celebrate Google's move to remove third-party cookies from Chrome

Elizabeth Renieris on what BIPA and SyRI-related developments tell us about the future of privacy

Elizabeth Renieris warns that a new product offering companies working on Web 3 a way to send in-app notifications and targeted emails may be rebuilding what blockchain set out to…

Elizabeth Renieris on why a blockchain-based identity layer for the web could have unintended consequences.

A theory of digital ID premised on Helen Nissenbaum’s theory of privacy

Elizabeth Renieris says that might be the wrong question to ask

An assessment of blockchain against the GDPR’s core principles