Today, we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of CNPD, the Portuguese DPA 🥳🎉 EDPB Chair Anu Talus will talk at the international conference in Lisbon on “Personal Data Protection – what future are we building?”
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cheqd article highlights the need for "Machine readable governance rules and permissions for scalable trust frameworks, using DID-Linked Resources”. OIX Digital ID DNA OCET – available at https://ow.ly/ncfV50Q3RN6 – provides a structure for frameworks to communicate rules and permissions. https://lnkd.in/e5NrHFGq
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January 28 🗓️ is #dataprotection day ©️ Data Protection Day commemorates the opening for signature of the Council of Europe 🇪🇺 data protection convention on 28 January 1981, also known as “Convention 108”. Today this treaty is the only international, multilateral and legally binding instrument to protect privacy and personal data. It has 55 parties and 36 observers. EDPO (European Data Protection Office) EDPS - European Data Protection Supervisor #privacymatters #privacy #dataprotection #eu
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Panel 2, discussing alternatives to consent, is about to start in 5 minutes! As India is preparing ro implement the DPDPA, do join me and Ashish Aggarwal to listen to what are the lessons learned from Singapore, Philippines and the EU, with an excellent line-up of regulators: Leandro Angelo Aguirre, Kazimierz W. Ujazdowski and Francis Zhang!
TODAY: Join us at 5pm India Standard Time, 12:30pm CET for a webinar on the consent regime under India’s new Digital Personal Data Protection Act (#DPDPA) of 2023! FPF’s VP of Global Privacy Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna & Global Policy Manager Bianca-Ioana M. are co-hosting two panel sessions alongside nasscom’s Head of Public Policy Ashish Aggarwal. The panels, “Designing Notices & Requests for Meaningful Consent” and "Examining Consent and its Alternatives," will explore views and perspectives from a diverse set of experts, including regulators, industry, civil society, and the global data privacy community. Learn more & register here: https://lnkd.in/gYirgAdn
FPF x NASSCOM Webinar Series 2023
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Helping orgs and managers understand people and (Dev)Ops | Digital Sherpa #DigitalSherpa #DigitalTransformation #DevOps #goDASA #AIethics #ITethics #MassEvolutions
Tomorrow 11th of June our Dutch senate will discuss the "law on sharing information through collaborations". https://lnkd.in/eyU5F8Xh More info: https://lnkd.in/eJGxc6vG It states that ICT makes it easier to combine info from different sources, better than before -> true. It states that using (combining, analyzing/profiling) public and private information moves from "no checking unless" to "yes to checking unless". Which is scary. The document states it is because "the safety of NL should/could/must outweigh private rights" because: a: checking for fraud with government money b: adherence to financial laws c: enforcement of public order and safety d: the prevention, detection and prosecution of criminal offenses or the execution of criminal offenses penalties ('criminal law prevention and enforcement'). I say, let's start testing this law with on all politicians to ensure transparency, fraud prevention, political influence from foreign countries etc. Nice test case instead of scanning/analyzing/profiling almost 18million people (minus the politicians...). This proposed law will open the door for more surveillance and less privacy. I do not question the need for more information combining/gathering but would demand a "no unless" approach to data gathering. But that would mean companies and public sector would need to get their stuff in order (!!). Overall a bad idea, which means it will pass 100%.
dinsdag 11 juni 2024, plenaire vergadering
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The Digital Services Act (#DSA) has already been applicable to so-called very large online platforms (#VLOPs) for 145 days. The European Commission has used this time very actively to take action against disinformation and hate speech, for example. What can smaller service providers learn from this? 🔎 Our experts Alexander Schmalenberger, Philipp Koehler and Dr. Gregor Schmid summarise the most important takeaways from the current DSA proceedings: https://lnkd.in/dp6Uzd2g As of 17 February 2024, all essential rules will also apply to smaller companies. All articles from the "Countdown to the DSA" series can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eN-X5gW2 💡 If you would like to know more about the DSA (but do not want to read all the articles), we would like to recommend our webinar "DSA: What providers of intermediary services need to know now" on 20 February 2024. ▶To register: https://lnkd.in/ddYt_VeF
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#PIUs, Find out how you can remain compliant with the decision of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on the use limit of Passenger Name Record (PNR). 👍 Easily, on your own, without the needs to rethink your current processes and system or request adjustment to carriers. #CTTravel #API #PNR https://lnkd.in/dNsbmeaK
How can PIUs adapt to the ECJ’s 2022 PNR data judgment?
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https://lnkd.in/euxgDUF7 Annual report of the department for 2023 in accordance with Section 22 of the Protected Disclosures Act 2014. Under Section 22 of the Protected Disclosures Act, 2014 (as amended by the Protected Disclosures (Amendment) Act 2022) each public body is required to publish an annual report setting out the number of protected disclosures received in the preceding year and the action taken (if any). This report must not result in persons making disclosures being identifiable. The Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science confirms that it has internal and external reporting channels and procedures in place. This is the report of the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science for year ending 31 December 2023.
Annual report of the department for 2023 in accordance with Section 22 of the Protected Disclosures Act 2014
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*** OPENING REMARKS *** #EDPS Secretary General Leonardo Cervera-Navas delivers opening remarks at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Central and Eastern Europe Data Protection Authorities (CEEDPA) in Tbilisi, organised by the Personal Data Protection Service of Georgia. Leonardo Cervera-Navas thanks the President of the DPA of Georgia, Professor Lela Janashvili, and congratulates Georgia on today's entry into force of its new law on Personal Data Protection bringing the country closer to the European standard. Rapid technological developments, in particular in the field of #artificialintelliegence, also require a response from DPAs. Both as data regulators and as AI regulators in some cases. Leonardo Cervera-Navas closes his opening remarks by inviting to a serious reflection about the role of the data protection authorities in this new and more dangerous world we are all getting in, a world with the war at our borders or already inside, with increasing polarisation of our societies, fake news, attempts of manipulation and massive disregard of basic principles of #dataprotection and #privacy by some powerful public and private actors. https://events.pdps.ge/
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🚧 Bill to secure and regulate the digital space (PJL #SREN) (regulating the internet 😱) Adopted on first reading by the Senate (5/07/2023) then by the National Assembly (17/10/2023), the PJL SREN is still awaiting examination by the Joint Committee, which had to be postponed due to a "detailed opinion" from the European Commission received on 25/10/2023. In particular, the European Commission criticizes the SREN PJL for imposing itself on players established both in France and in other member states (contrary to the country-of-origin principle!), encroaching on the scope of the #dsa and pre-empting future European #ageverification systems. 🛑 This notice extends to November 27 the freeze period during which France is prohibited from enacting the SREN law 🛑 Now it's the turn of digital giants AFNUM (Alliance Française des Industries du Numérique) and Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia, to denounce the SREN JLP in letters to the European Commission. In particular, AFNUM criticizes the SREN JLP for failing to provide any guarantee that Arcom would deliver the famous technical reference framework for the age verification solution. AFNUM points out that no authority has yet succeeded in providing companies with a technical repository for age verification that is "reliable, effective and respectful of their users' privacy and data". AFNUM also points out that European law, through the DSA, already imposes obligations on very large platforms with regard to the protection of minors. The SREN JV therefore encroaches on the DSA. While AFNUM denounces the measures as disproportionate to the objective pursued, constituting an obstacle to the free circulation of services, Wikimedia denounces the infringement of fundamental rights, since the aim would be to geolocate all its users in order to provide for specific age verification measures for users located in France.
La loi numérique de Barrot s’attire les foudres des géants du numérique et de Wikimedia
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Robbie Morrison delves into the key takeaways on the approach to data subject access requests following the recent judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union in FT v. DW (Case C 307/22) in his insight article for the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) below. Dive into the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e-vKxCJg #data #cjeu
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