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Hi guys! So as basis for my thesis on AI and NLP I've been working on a RRN-based text classifier that basically reads and analyzes privacy policies. It understands that "we don't share your data with third parties" is privacy friendly while "we may share your data with anyone" is a potential threat. I've then created this website with a bunch of analyzed services to showcase the most relevant info about each service…
Hi guys! So as basis for my thesis on AI and NLP I've been working on a RRN-based text classifier that basically reads and analyzes privacy policies. It understands that "we don't share your data with third parties" is privacy friendly while "we may share your data with anyone" is a potential threat. I've then created this website with a bunch of analyzed services to showcase the most relevant info about each service…
Does your work integrate pretrained LMs like BERT or GPT2?
For instance, I got (option A):
The Games Press Web site can, optionally, store a Cookie on your computer in order to automatically log you into the site on each visit.
Back to Top ^ NO THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES There shall be no third-party beneficiaries to this Agreement.
Edit to add:
Some other notes:
- Mozilla, a tech company I consider ethical, is right down there with Netflix, LinkedIn and Waze
- The box under “Sentence Breakdown by Risk Level” is empty when my ad blocker is enabled (Adguard on iOS Safari)
- Telegram, a company I also consider ethical, has a score of 105%—is this an oversight?I’m trying to help teach the AI, but some options don’t have to do with privacy at all. For instance, I got (option A): The Games Press Web site can, optionally, store a Cookie on your computer in order to automatically log you into the site on each visit. and option B: Back to Top ^ NO THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES There shall be no third-party beneficiaries to this Agreement. It would be great to have a skip/flag optio…
After a few of those I picked one at random and then it puts me onto some kind of 'Game' which made me feel they were trying to train me instead of vice-versa. The game didn't respond to clicks so I closed the app.
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Oh my god thank you so much for doing this ! I think its better (for me as a user) if you don't boil things down to a score as different people expect different things when talking privacy. It would help if you could simply highlight the potential problematic clauses in different privacy statements along with some reason why it might be problematic.
I don't agree. I just looked in my password manager, and I have roughly ~220 accounts across the web. If I want to go through that list and see which website rank well and which rank poorly, and I want to do that in under two hours, that gives about 30 seconds per service. In other words, giving a single score plus a two-sentence highlight is probably about the right amount of information.
- Keep a timeline of privacy policy changes, being able to compare scores between 2 versions.
- Subscribe to notifications for changes in score.
- Browser extension that shows you the score on the site.
Hi guys! So as basis for my thesis on AI and NLP I've been working on a RRN-based text classifier that basically reads and analyzes privacy policies. It understands that "we don't share your data with third parties" is privacy friendly while "we may share your data with anyone" is a potential threat. I've then created this website with a bunch of analyzed services to showcase the most relevant info about each service…