Platform for Privacy Preferences Project, P3P is a protocol for privacy protection on the Web. The W3C is the governing body issuing the standard.
The AT&T Privacy Bird is a free browser plug-in that reads privacy policies written in the standard P3P format, specified by the W3C, and displays them in an easy to understand language. Works with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5, or 6.0.
The P3PEditor allows you to create and publish a P3P compliant privacy policy. This is a pay-for service, down load a trial for free, the software is $299.00 USD to register.
Answers to frequently asked questions about data privacy and P3P; from Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility.
An independent, comprehensive, resource for assistance in P3P Implementation for Web sites. Includes tools, implementation guides, links, and FAQs. Created and maintained by the Internet Education Foundation.
A list of sites compliant with the P3P specifications. Compiled by the W3C and a useful reference for learning by example.
This P3P Validator is compatible with P3P spec from Sep 15, 2000 to Sep 28, 2001. Test you implementation's compliancy and be alerted to errors.
Providing an online tool for site operators to implement a policy that will be compliant with P3P 1.0 Candidate Recommendation (December 2000). Also provides Japanese language translation of P3P documents and specifications from the W3C.
From AT&T, this tool has been designed primarily to translate existing privacy policies into P3P syntax. AT&T states that it is for demonstration purposes and to gain experience with P3P implementations.
Two free P3P Policy viewing tools. P3Pexplorer: Find and view policy file from a web site. Compact policy viewer: View the compact policy header of a web server.
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