Provisional
May 27, 2025
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Granted
May 27, 2025
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Dr. Olaf J. Groth, Dr. Mark Nitzberg, Manu Kalia, and Dan Zehr
Granted
January 2, 2024
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Dr. Olaf J. Groth, Dr. Mark Nitzberg, Manu Kalia, and Dan Zehr
Granted
February 14, 2024
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Dr. Olaf J. Groth, Dr. Mark Nitzberg, Manu Kalia, and Dan Zehr
Provisional
April 21, 2022
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Dr. Olaf J. Groth, Dr. Mark Nitzberg, Manu Kalia, and Dan Zehr
Granted
April 9, 2024
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Dr. Olaf J. Groth, Dr. Mark Nitzberg, Manu Kalia, and Dan Zehr
Granted
March 7, 2023
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Olaf Jonny Groth, Mark Jay Nitzberg, Manu Kali,Tobias Christopher Straube, Daniel A Zehr
Granted
May 2, 2023
This patent describes a user-centric solution for managing privacy settings more effectively. It introduces a "Personalized Privacy Charter" (PPC) that acts as a master control panel for users to set their privacy preferences. The PPC simplifies privacy management and establishes different degrees of data scarcity and protection. The patent outlines steps for onboarding users, mapping preferences to legal provisions, auditing social media privacy settings, fine-tuning the PPC, and confirming and deploying the PPC. The patent also covers a Corporate Privacy Charter (CPC) for companies to set privacy preferences.
Olaf Jonny GrothMark Jay NitzbergManu KaliaTobias Christopher StraubeDaniel Zehr