- From: Noboru Shimizu <shimizu@nmda.or.jp>
- Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 10:44:29 +0900
- To: www-p3p-public-comments@w3.org
Our additional comments are as follows. 1.Assurance of Policy Identity When a Website Change its URL Proposal: An indicator is required that indicates invariability of a policy when a Website changes its URL and its privacy policy URL but does not change its content and policy. Reason: Such an indicator shows users that a Website's policy is not changed though the Website has changed its URL. This indicator also warns users that a Website changed its policy at the time of URL change. 2.Classification of Collected Data within Websites Proposal: When a Website changes its policy into more invasive policy, this Website should inform its new policy to users and obtain new consents from users about data usage that is beyond the original data usage on which the Website has already come to an agreement with their users. In addition, in the same case the Website should classify collected data as to purposes and recipients to which the users consented, so as to obtain new consents about excess data usage. We think the above instructions should be included in P3P Guiding Principles. 3.Third Party Policy Labeling Proposal: P3P 1.0 Specification should mention as an example of P3P implementation that P3P policies of Websites can be created and labeled by third parties unrelated to the Websites. Reason: Introduction of P3P policy by a large number of Websites is crucial to diffusion of P3P standard. But there seems to be only a handful of Websites that will create their P3P policy by themselves. Third party labeling of P3P policy will encourage P3P adoption in browser (client) side, and promote diffusion of P3P standard. Noboru Shimizu Development Department Senior Manager New Media Development Association Mita Kokusai Bldg.23F 1-4-28 Mita,Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0073, Japan (http://www.nmda.or.jp/nmda/nmda-map-e.html) Phone +81-3-3457-0671 FAX +81-3-3451-9604 E-mail;shimizu@nmda.or.jp
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