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Toys that listen.

Organised by the Tech Policy Lab (University of Washington)

Chair: Sophie Louveaux, EDPS (EU)

Moderator: Lillie Coney, IEEE PAR 1912 (US)

Panel: Bryce Clayton Newell, Tilburg University-TILT (NL), Riccardo Masucci, Intel (BE), Mike McCrory, Samsung (UK), Emily McReynolds, Tech Policy Lab (US), Malte Spitz, German Green Party (DE)

Hello Barbie, Amazon Echo, and the home robot Jibo are part of a new wave of connected toys and gadgets for the home that listen and interact. Different to the smartphone, these devices are always on, blending into the background until needed by the adult or child user. We do not yet know all the information our new toys are collecting, storing, or disclosing, nor do we know the effect of introducing listening toys into the home. This panel brings together an interdisciplinary group of experts to discuss best practices for privacy, consumer protection, and user control regarding connected devices in the home. In particular, the panel will consider the following questions:

How do these devices collect data and what do they use it for?
How does the presence of such devices affect user experiences of privacy?
What regulations apply to these devices?
What controls would help users protect their privacy?