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[PROPOSED] Privacy review request for a WD that is moving to CR soon #276

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anssiko opened this issue Jun 23, 2022 · 1 comment
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anssiko commented Jun 23, 2022

⚠️ This issue is created for WebML WG review purposes ahead the Privacy review request submission. The Web Neural Network API Working Draft is expected to move to Candidate Recommendation in 2022. This is the proposed review request to the W3C Privacy Interest Group (PING) to satisfy privacy review expectations for a CR publication.

PING request template, proposed input

This is the information requested by PING for "a WD that is moving to CR soon" (source), proposed input:

Other comments: Thanks to PING participants and other privacy experts for your contributions and participation in the Web Machine Learning Working Group on behalf of the whole WG.

Changes since previous privacy review

The Web Neural Network API received early PING review during 2020-2021: PING reviewed our initial self-review response (#119), the WG merged the self-review (#132) and added initial Security and Privacy Considerations (#170):

Based on additional privacy review conducted by Google Chrome Privacy, the WG updated the privacy considerations in #259:

In June 2022, the WG reviewed the changes since the previous privacy review took place identifying any privacy-impacting changes:

The WG identified the following potentially privacy-impacting issues, triaged with a "privacy-tracker" label:

The WG addressed #85 #175 and clarified #169 in PR #271. The WG elevated https://github.com/webmachinelearning/webnn/issues/7 to ethical considerations, a separate deliverable. Furthermore, the WG decided to drop WebGL dependency that removed related fingerprinting concerns:

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