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roadmap [2026/09/07 07:02] – New page: roadmap — queued pages with fixed ids and their evidence, plus proposals assessed and deliberately not written. Split out of start. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.clauderoadmap [2026/09/07 07:15] (current) – Roadmap: correct the connected-TV and age-assurance rows after reading the matching titles; add the provenance log link. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude
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 | [[design:ownership_resolution|Ownership resolution]] | Attributing a third-party domain to a company. The material exists, but under [[programming:crawler:webxray|a dead tool's name]], where nobody looking for it will search. | | [[design:ownership_resolution|Ownership resolution]] | Attributing a third-party domain to a company. The material exists, but under [[programming:crawler:webxray|a dead tool's name]], where nobody looking for it will search. |
 | [[statistics:annotation|Annotation and validation]] | Labelling data with humans **or an LLM**, and validating the result. **42.4%** of the 4,439 papers that classified anything report no validation. LLM-as-annotator is 30 papers, **27 of them 2024–2026** — the fastest-growing method here, and currently buried inside [[Design:Website classification]]. | | [[statistics:annotation|Annotation and validation]] | Labelling data with humans **or an LLM**, and validating the result. **42.4%** of the 4,439 papers that classified anything report no validation. LLM-as-annotator is 30 papers, **27 of them 2024–2026** — the fastest-growing method here, and currently buried inside [[Design:Website classification]]. |
-| [[design:connected_tv|Connected TV]] | Smart TVs, sticks and set-top boxes as targets. 16 papersonly one on the web platform — which is the point: none of the web instrumentation transfers. | +| [[design:connected_tv|Connected TV]] | Smart TVs, sticks and set-top boxes as measurement targets. 16 candidatesof which about six are directly smart-TV tracking measurement — //Watching You Watch// (CCS 2019), //The TV is Smart and Full of Trackers// (PETS 2020), //FingerprinTV// (PETS 2022), the HbbTV study (NDSS 2023) and the automatic-content-recognition first look (IMC 2024). Only one candidate is on the web platformwhich is the point: almost none of the web instrumentation transfers, and nothing on this wiki says so. | 
-| [[privacy:age_assurance|Age assurance]] | Age verification and age gates as deployed. 11 papers, thin on purpose: the policy surface moves far faster than the literature, so expect method and caveat rather than figures. |+| [[privacy:age_assurance|Age assurance]] | Age verification and age gates as deployed. **Thin on purpose, and the thinness is the finding**of 11 candidates, most are children's-privacy and COPPA-compliance work (//Won't Somebody Think of the Children?//, PETS 2018) rather than age-assurance measurement — the one squarely on it is //Easy As Child's Play// (USENIX 2025). The policy surface is moving years ahead of the literature, so expect method, denominators and caveats rather than a figure table. |
 | [[privacy:data_subject_rights|Data subject rights]] | Access, deletion and opt-out requests as a measurement: DSARs, Global Privacy Control, "do not sell". 9 papers, **6 of them 2024–2026**. Note the id — [[Privacy:Requests]] is //web// requests. | | [[privacy:data_subject_rights|Data subject rights]] | Access, deletion and opt-out requests as a measurement: DSARs, Global Privacy Control, "do not sell". 9 papers, **6 of them 2024–2026**. Note the id — [[Privacy:Requests]] is //web// requests. |
  
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