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AOL's Disclosure of Search Data May Support Claims Under California Law
July 13, 2010 · by Venkat Balasubramani · in Privacy/Security, Search Engines
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Does v. AOL LLC, Case No. C06-5866 SBA (N.D. Cal.; June 22, 2010)
Plaintiffs bringing a class action against AOL for improper disclosure of search data scored in an initial victory in the Northern District of California. The court denied AOL's motion for judgment on the pleadings, and allowed claims (under California consumer protection laws) to go forward.
Background: AOL "records and stores member search queries in a manner rendering it possible to connect the stored search queries with a particular member." In July 2006 AOL "packaged" (??) approximately 20 million search records into a database which it then inadvertently posted on its website "for the public to download." The database contained records of 685,000 AOL members that were stored in a two month period in 2006. The disclosed data includes sensitive information such as names, social security numbers, addresses, telephone numbers, credit card numbers, user names, passwords, and financial bank/account information.
Shortly after it posted the database, AOL pulled the database. However, by this time it had been downloaded and reposted on other websites. According to the complaint, "AOL's response to the disclosure has been to do nothing." AOL attempted to impose conditions on third parties who downloaded the database but it hadn't taken any action to restrict such use.
Plaintiffs sued alleging federal claims (under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act) and state claims (under section 1750 and California false advertising statutes).
Discussion: The case is in an atypical procedural setting, but one that may be helpful to plaintiffs. AOL initially moved to dismiss and have the case transferred to Virginia based on the venue clause in its Member Agreement. The district court agreed and initially dismissed the lawsuit so it could be re-filed in Virginia. The Ninth Circuit reversed (in 2009) and held that the venue provision in AOL's Member Agreement was unenforceable as to California residents bringing claims under "California consumer law." On remand AOL moved to dismiss one of the named plaintiffs who is not a California resident and dismiss the claims that did not arise under California consumer law. The district court granted that motion. Plaintiffs appealed and asked the district court to stay resolution of the California consumer law claims until the Ninth Circuit resolves the issue of whether the remaining claims were properly dismissed. [That's a lot of procedural wrangling!]
Standing to seek injunctive relief: The court denies plaintiffs' motion to stay. Moving on to the substantive claims, the complaint seeks an injunction, and AOL argued that plaintiffs lacked standing to seek injunctive relief. Injunctive relief would be available if there's some risk that the complained of conduct would continue to occur. The court finds that plaintiffs had the requisite standing because plaintiffs alleged that AOL engages in a practice of storing search queries and "has taken no steps to ensure that such information is not disclosed again."
California Consumer Legal Remedies Act: AOL argued that plaintiffs did not sufficiently plead injury under the CLRA. The court notes that the CLRA sets a "low but nonetheless palpable threshold of damage," but encompasses harm "other than pecuniary damages." Getting to plaintiffs' allegations, the court notes that AOL allegedly "held itself out to the market as being a leader in internet security and privacy and represented . . . that its service was 'safe, secure and private.'" The information disclosed by AOL includes highly-sensitive information, financial information, social security numbers. "Also disclosed was information regarding members' personal issues, including sexuality, mental illness, alcoholism, incest, rape, adultery, and domestic violence." [emphasis added] The court concludes that this is more than enough to allege injury under the CLRA.
AOL also argued that the CLRA claim sounded in fraud and must be pled with particularity. The court finds that plaintiffs satisfied this requirement, in specifying that "misrepresentations were made in AOL privacy policy and other statements posted on AOL's website, and that the representations were false in that they assured members that AOL would endeavor to maintain the privacy and security of their personal confidential information." AOL finally argued that plaintiffs failed to allege causation, but the court quickly dispenses of this argument, noting that where there are representations in a privacy policy regarding safeguarding personal data, a reasonable consumer would only sign up to disclose personal information in reliance of representations contained in the privacy policy. At the end of the day, plaintiffs' CLRA claims are allowed to move forward.
UCL and FAL: AOL's arguments around the unfair competition and false advertising laws were similar to its arguments against the CLRA claims. The court rejects these arguments. Finally, the court dismisses plaintiffs' claims under the "Consumer Records Act," which requires businesses to take "reasonable steps" to dispose of customer records when they are no longer "retained" by the business. The court (citing to the legislative history) notes that the statute was intended to prevent "dumpster diving," and was not intended to encompass the situation in the present case.
It's tough to assess what happened (and what will happen) at the pleading stage, but if AOL really disclosed those sensitive records and didn't take any steps to remedy the situation what was AOL thinking?
It's been blogged to death that breach of a privacy policy is not actionable in the typical consumer context. (See for example: "When Does a Privacy Policy Breach Support a Breach of Contract Claim? In re JetBlue;" "9th Circuit Affirms Rejection of Data Breach Claims Against Gap [citing cases].") What's different here? For one thing, there's a statute which has a pretty low threshold for damages, and plaintiffs are wisely avoiding the negligence route. To the extent these are paying customers, they also can argue disgorgement and get their money back (or a portion of it). Finally, they're arguing about the disclosure of information (intimate and personal details) where the harm lies in the disclosure and not the misuse of the data.
It was also interesting to see that the court focused on flowery language in AOL's privacy policy. The FTC did something similar in its informal investigation of Twitter. ("The FTC Dings Twitter's Security Practices — What Does This Mean for Everyone Else?.")
The case is a reminder of the huge quantity of personal information that networks store about users. One can never be reminded of this often enough.
Other coverage: Wendy Davis (MediaPost): "AOL Suffers Blow In Lingering 'Data Valdez' Case."
Eric's Comments: In retrospect, AOL's decision to release the dataset was, at best, a ill-considered decision (and one that already cost several AOL employees their jobs). However, AOL claimed to release the dataset for research purposes, and it remains one of the few public datasets of how actual users search. (For obvious reasons, I don't anticipate new ones being posted any time soon). While it's hard to praise AOL here, the lawsuit has problems of its own. For one, Venkat mentions the damages/harm problem. Also, the ECPA claim raises the disconcerting specter that search queries are private communications between searchers and search engines–a legal proposition with potentially far-reaching effects that I've never been able to wrap my head around. If you want more information on these issues, this case is one of several explored in Paul Ohm's paper on re-identification that I've praised repeatedly.
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We recently started buying our veggies from a local organic and biodynamic producer in the Gold Coast hinterland. Its becoming a family ritual every Sunday to drive down through the beautiful valley and load up with produce for the week ( and water from their spring). I'm really passionate about supporting local farmers and when it comes to food you really get to vote with your dollar.
You can pick your own herbs and lettuce and I love seeing Marley running around pushing her face into giant basil bushes, scrunching her little nose up and inhaling the sweet smell with a deep and exaggerated breath.
Its no wonder every Sunday I'm so inspired to cook up a feast for our family and anyone else who happens to pop in. I think its also this cosy, snuggly weather that makes you just want to cook warm, wholesome food. We don't get much of a winter on the Gold Coast so I'm reveling in it.
On Saturday night I put some Osso Bucco in the slow cooker overnight with no idea what I would do with it, but after picking the most beautiful basil at the farm I decided on Slow Cooked Beef Stew with Ricotta Bail Dumplings. I also had a lot of kale to use up and some beautiful kalamata olives so in they went as well. The flavors worked beautifully together. When you try the recipe let me know what you think.
Brown the meat over medium to high heat. Season with salt and pepper, then transfer to a slow cooker. Add garlic and cover with beef stock and tomato paste. Set the slow cooker to low and allow to cook for at least 8 hours.
When the meat is tender and falling off the bone, transfer to a pan along with all the liquid and reduce over medium heat until thick.
Take the leaves off the stalks and roughly chop the kale, then add it along with the olives to the stew.
While the sauce is cooking make the dumplings by placing ricotta, parmesan, egg yolk, wholemeal flour, salt and basil in a bowl and mix well to combine.
Shape tablespoons of the mixture into dumplings and cook in a large saucepan of boiling salted water over high heat for 3-4 minutes or until they rise to the surface.
Add the dumplings to the sauce and coat well before serving.
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Think of them as "designer greens," these mixes that go far beyond lettuce with their flavors from sweet to spicy.
Dean Okimoto's Nalo Farms has been providing gourmet greens to restaurants for years and has been trying to make them widely available in supermarkets. Processing issues held him up, but now he's delivering Dean's Greens to Foodland, Star and Don Quixote markets.
The greens come in various combinations -- an Asian blend, for example, includes mizuna, tasoi, red mustard and curly cress. The price of $5 to $6 for about 4 ounces, may seem high, but you do get enough for a big salad. And compared to mainland packaged greens, these have a clear advantage in freshness and flavor. They're so tasty you can eat them plain, right out of the box.
Speaking of the box, the greens come in a plastic container that breathes -- allowing for the escape of gases that rob freshness from greens sold in plastic bags. Okimoto says you can reuse the boxes to hold other vegetables, keeping them from yellowing.


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Officials confirm suicide bomber died while at least three embassy employees were wounded in the Bishkek blast.
A suspected suicide car bomber rammed the gates of the Chinese embassy in the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, according to authorities.
"As a result of the explosion, only the suicide bomber terrorist died," Kyrgyzstan's Deputy Prime Minister Jenish Razakov told journalists at the scene of Tuesday's blast.
Razakov also said that three Kyrgyz employees of the embassy were in hospital after being wounded in the attack. Local medics said their injuries were not serious.
A spokesman for the interior ministry said the explosion happened inside the compound at about 4am GMT.
Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons, reporting from Bishkek, said a large security operation was under way following the blast.
"This is reported as the first suicide bombing in the country," he said.
"The minivan exploded before getting anywhere near the main part of the embassy. There is a lot of concern about the attack. The deputy prime minister visited the scene but hasn't pointed his fingers in any direction as to who carried out the attack."
Local residents told AFP news agency the blast had blown in their windows and caused their houses to shake.
Employees from the Chinese and nearby American embassy were evacuated, the Kyrgyz emergency service said.
China's foreign ministry condemned the attack, calling it an "extreme and violent attack" and urging authorities to "get to the bottom of the incident".
It added that China would "resolutely strike against all forms of terrorism" and protect the safety of its people and government organisations overseas.


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AsiaMay 8th 2021 edition
Let there be mood lighting
South Koreans are discovering a taste for Instagrammable interiors
A move away from fluorescent tubelights is softening the ambience
WALKING AROUND Seoul at night, Suzie Son noticed a curious change. The city's high-rise residential blocks usually emit a harsh white glare from the fluorescent lights fitted in every South Korean flat. But in recent years she has seen an increasing number of soft yellow rectangles appearing in the grids of windows. "My foreign friends always complained about the cold bright light in their homes," says Ms Son, who runs the lighting division at IKEA Korea and goes on night-time walks as part of her market research. "None of the Koreans ever thought about changing them."
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That is no longer the case, especially among younger Koreans. "I have those bright ceiling lights in my place but I never turn them on," says Kim Yeon-soo, a 24-year-old paralegal who recently moved into a small flat in Seoul. Instead, she uses lamps with low-wattage yellow lights to create what she considers a more calming atmosphere. Her new bed was chosen for the soft, indirect reading light built into the headboard. Her friends have similar tastes, she says: "Young people just pay more attention to light and mood."
Their parents are not far behind. Ms Kim says her mother shares her distaste for white lights. A shopkeeper in Euljiro, Seoul's lighting district, says his most popular product—single-bulb pendant lamps inspired by mid-century European designs—is sought by 20-somethings and middle-aged housewives alike.
Countless pictures of impossibly sumptuous interiors, shared on social media, have helped home decor join handbags and cars as a way of displaying status, reckons Minsuk Cho, an architect in Seoul. "People used to pay little attention to their homes in that respect," he says. Most South Koreans work long hours and socialise outside the home. "But now there's Instagram and YouTube, so even if you're rarely there your home is something else you can put on display to compete with others."
The pandemic has had an effect as well. Like their counterparts elsewhere, South Koreans have spent more money on their homes the longer they have been stuck in them. Sales in Ms Son's division rose by 20% over the past year, she says. Department stores run by Lotte, a local conglomerate, report a similar increase in demand for lights. Monthly sales of designer lamps at the Conran Shop, a pricey British retailer, have grown five-fold since it opened in Seoul's glitzy Gangnam district two years ago. Gentice, a purveyor of bedroom furniture, is expanding its range of bedside tables "because people want somewhere to put their reading lights", says a saleswoman at an interior-design fair at a mall in Gangnam.
Soft yellow lights are casting their glow outside the home, too. Though most Korean restaurants and pubs remain in thrall to white striplights and multicoloured LEDs, the self-consciously hip coffee shops, wine bars and noodle joints popping up across the country are aiming for a more sophisticated vibe. Their owners scour traditional markets and the internet for vintage Tiffany lamps and knock-off versions of Bauhaus light fixtures, importing design trends beloved by cool kids across the globe. For long-suffering aesthetes such as Mr Cho, that is some light relief.
This article appeared in the Asia section of the print edition under the headline "Let there be mood lighting"
Battling the superbugs
A kingdom cut off
The damage from Tonga's volcanic eruption is still unclear
A captain walks
Virat Kohli, India's cricket captain, was more than a sporting hero
Because I say so
Novak Djokovic's deportation from Australia sets a troubling precedent
Asia's holiday spots are missing Chinese visitors
To understand why, look at South Asia
Communications were down for days
In some ways the retiring skipper exemplified India's new nationalism
The country's powers to expel people who offend it are growing
China's strict quarantine rules are keeping them away


If you give yourself a week to complete a two-hour task, then (psychologically speaking) the task will increase in complexity to fill that week.
According to Cyril Northcote Parkinson "Work expands to fill the time available for its completion".
I feel so identified with it, things most of the time take me the amount of time I've planned (minimum)…no matter how complex or simple the tasks are.
Does this ever happened to you?
Now, let's figure out how to use this knowledge for our benefit….
Remember time is limited, we need to choose carefully what we're going to do with the time we have, it's our most valuable commodity, it will never go back!.
I used to act like I have enough time for everything, I knew that I'm not gonna live forever, but I was acting like I would.
I knew that I need to change things, and I did it.
I started adding some sense of urgency to my life and kick myself out of the comfort zone, once you add some sense of urgency to your life, things change for good.
I started to treat every second like it was my last, working on my goals, investing every second doing things I love, with people I love. Living my life according to my priorities and giving my dreams and happiness the urgency it deserves.
Going back to the Parkinson's Law, what I do now is: If I think that one project will take me 4 days, I cut-off the time by 50%, 4 days became 2 days.
This helps me stress out things and really focus on high impact actions and results.
Day 1, 2 and 3: 100% capacity. I'm really motivated to do a great job.
Last 3 days: 100% capacity. D*mm!! I'm not gonna make it, let's just focus on important things.
So, if we cut the middle-days, and put our brain in resolution mode from the beginning, we increase our chance to concentrate better and move faster.
It's not about reducing the quality of the delivery, it's about focusing on the things that provide more value and eliminating unnecessary extra time that can encourage procrastination.
That's what I did, I just adjusted the available time to find the best fit between the quality of the delivery and stress, find the right fit to avoid wasting time, while keeping your sanity.
Add urgency to your life.
Reduced the time available for task completion until you find the best fit between time management and mental health, don't stress too much and don't compromise the quality of your delivery.
Try reducing the time available by 50% and start from there.
Have you experienced the Parkinson's Law? Are you doing something to improve the way you handle time? Leave a comment and let me know!
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I have never heard of this term. It's funny there is a term for everything. I do need to practice getting the job done. Maybe my new 2018 word should be urgency.
We work better with deadlines, of course, you can go as hard as you can with this deadline thing, the idea is to focus and get the job done.
I love to use this website https://tomato-timer.com/ I just set the timer and work as fast as I can to get everything done before the timer expires.
Just a warning, be careful to not exchange quality for speed, try to find the right balance.
Oh my goodness! This makes so much sense! I haven't heard this term before but I can definitely relate. It's something I'm going to start practicing for sure.
Yes, this has done wonders for me!
Yes, this has done wonders for me.
That's really true to add urgency and complete the task in 50% f the time. Indeed days 2-3 can be a sheer waste on the project just because we have ample time. To me , I love completing things beforehand and this makes me feel great.
Yes, Humans by nature work better with short deadlines. As you said, if you complete things beforehand, you'll have more time to double-check and improve your work. That's an awesome feeling!
Ah I love this! This is exactly what I needed to read, especially for the new year. Why wait, when you can do it now?!
Oh, it's an excellent tip to get things done. I think I'll visit your blog more frequently!
This is my biggest problem – making things more complicated than necessary.
Thanks for sharing Christine ♥ Try to avoid the overthinking, just do it and then you can improve it along the way.
such great idea, I do very well with deadlines!
Deadlines put us on achieving mode!
This sounds like a great technique to get things done and makes so much sense.
I love this! I have to remind myself of Parkinson's law every day. I find that I operate best within hours of a deadline because of that urgency you spoke of. I just have to channel that urgency BEFORE the deadline lol.


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Sushi Ya (寿司屋) is a new chain of Japanese restaurants in Penang and Kedah. Headquartered in Raja Uda, there are currently 5 outlets in total. One of them is located at Solaria Square in Bayan Lepas.
Sushi Ya literally means "sushi shop" in Japanese. Like Sakae Sushi, the restaurant specializes in conveyor belt sushi (回転寿司). In addition, Sushi Ya has an à la carte menu which covers sashimi, bento and set meals.
The price of sushi is indicated by the color of the plate: pink (RM1.90) or red (RM2.90). Shown here are Chuka Idako Gunkan, Ebiko Gunkan, Kani Fumi Sweet Mayo, Salmon Sweet Mayo, Tamago Mentai, Futo Maki, Kamo Sweet Mayo, Ebi Panko Sushi and California Maki.
As for Green Tea (RM1.50), sencha (煎茶) is provided in tea bags. Sencha is prepared by steeping whole tea leaves in hot water, unlike matcha (抹茶) where the leaves are ground into powder form and dissolved in hot water. Sushi Ya also sells sencha by the box for home consumption.


Delegates are recommended to use public transport. After taking a bus to Daejeon Cheongsa (Daejeon Government Complex) or train to Daejeon Train Station, catch a taxi to Lotte City Hotel or KAIST.
Come out through Gate No. 2 on the 2nd Floor of International Arrival Hall, and take an airport limousine bus to Daejeon from the Bus Stop No. 2. Click here for the full instructions.
Come out through Exit No. 11 on the 1st Floor of International Arrival Hall (E), and take an airport limousine bus to Daejeon from Bus Stop No. 11A. An information booth will be located at the Terminal, near exit 13 on 1F, table booth no.63 – click here for a map of Terminal 1.
Move down to the Traffic Center on the 1st basement floor and take an airport limousine bus to Daejeon from Bus Stop No. 5. An information booth will be located at the Terminal, near exit 4 on 1F at the East Central Desk – click here for a map of the Terminal 2.
There are two different means of transportation you can select when travelling from Incheon Airport to Daejeon: one is the aforementioned Airport Limousine Bus and the other is Train. Whether you take the bus or the train, the total travelling time would be about the same, but we recommend you to go for the bus, since it is a non-stop direct bus.
Click here for the full transport instructions from Incheon Airport.