Despite years of heavy criticism, privacy self-management (ie, the principle that people
individually manage their privacy via notice and choice) remains the standard of privacy …

Even after decades of intensive research and public debates, the topic of data privacy
remains surrounded by confusion and misinformation. Many people still struggle to grasp …

The World Wide Web's connectivity is greatly attributed to the HTTP protocol, with HTTP
messages offering informative header fields that appeal to disciplines like web security and …

The practice of Web tracking raised concerns of privacy activists and data protection
authorities over the past two decades. Simultaneously, researchers propose multiple …

Public key infrastructures are essential for Internet security, ensuring robust certificate
management and revocation mechanisms. The transition from centralized to decentralized …

Exploiting and monetizing personal data in exchange for free content and services has
sparked controversy in past years. Thus, Web Tracking gained increased attention among …

Private data is information that a person has about themselves that is not accessible to the
general public. Passwords, bank information, transactions, etc. may all fall under this …

In the face of ubiquitous surveillance and people's loss of control over their personal data,
informational privacy is widely perceived as irretrievably “dead”. Illustrating the complexity of …

Given the state of informational privacy in today's legal and socio-technical environment,
where people are being tracked and profiled wherever they go and whatever they do …

„Die anonyme Nutzung ist dem Internet immanent.“1 So lautet eine unter Juristinnen
bekannte und weit verbreitete Behauptung, die sich hinterfragen lassen muss. Die …