BBC privacy charter for web data
January 26, 2012
The BBC is creating a charter for the use of data on the web.
The charter is due to be unveiled within a couple of months and will allow viewers to choose if they want the BBC to delete information the corporation has collected about them via websites such as the iPlayer.
BBC director of policy and strategy John Tate said: “Essentially it’s like a crystal mark for the use of data on the web.” The BBC’s research and development department is a “couple of months away from having a version that is deployable” said Tate, adding that one of the issues to be resolved is whether viewers will be given the choice of different levels of deletion.
He reiterated that the BBC does not pass on the data to third parties and it is used to determine what kind of content people might want to watch.
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