A Ph.D. candidate in sociology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst is doing a survey on blog privacy.
The privacy terms irked me a bit:
"Your responses will be kept confidential, with any identifying information being disaggregated from survey answers. It is possible that your research record, including sensitive information, may be inspected and/or copied by the study sponsor (and/or its agent) or by federal or state government agencies, in the course of carrying out their duties. If your record is inspected by the study sponsor (and/or its agents), or by any of these agencies, your confidentiality will be maintained to the extent permissible by law."
I'm no expert, but I wish it said our information "will not be disclosed except as required by law."
As to the rest, at least she's honest.
Update: I did the survey. Nothing on it that I worried about the Feds finding out about. ::smile::
1 comment:
Of course, having nothing to hide probably shouldn't influence your decisions made in regards to privacy rights.
http://www.concurringopinions.com/archives/2007/07/a_critique_of_t.html
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