This is an interesting and important read. Interesting because it documents an event that many witnessed and continues to be a high profile news item. Important because as you read the story the extent to which individuals are being tracked from their mobile phone data. In this case, the surveillance of a class of terrorists …
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Leo Kelion calls himself an Amazon super-user, since 1999 he has been an Amazon customer, and uses Echo speakers, Ring cameras, a Fire TV set top box and a Kindle e-reader. The data files returned as part of his data subject request included 31,082 Alexa conversations with audio clips, late night music requests from the …
“I believe people are smart and some people want to share more data than other people do. Ask them. Ask them every time. Make them tell you to stop asking them if they get tired of your asking them. Let them know precisely what you’re going to do with their data.” Steve Jobs All Things …
MyData Plenary Session 10.12.2020 Description: Over the past few years we have witnessed regulators tightening data protection laws, consumers becoming increasingly conscious of their data, industries being built around the sharing of specific data sets (e.g., open banking), and start-ups developing platforms to facilitate the exchange of data. But what does it take to scale the …
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There have been many recent definitions of Zero Party data, centering on the consumers sharing data with a brand as a very deliberate act. There is a gray area in between first party data held in a CRM that is openly declared and actual zero party data volunteered for a specific purpose. This well thought …
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Reading List Paper: Digitalisation, anti-rival compensation and governance: Need for experimentsPodcast: Masters of Privacy – Marketing Digital y Zero Party DataBlog: On Zero Party Data and the Dangers of consent-based MarketingBlog: Can you build trust through offering privacy? In this Session Gam Dias (Host) 3PointsDIGITAL LinkedIN Celine Takatsuno Gracepoint Inc. LinkedIN Sergio Maldanado Privacy Cloud …
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Actuaries were the first data scientists. Pooled risk calculations, in the form of insurance underwriting, involved consumers implicitly consenting to their personal data being used – in return, the reduction of premium costs. Data in exchange for money. As technology advances, the data streams we are able to offer, or rather the insurers feel they …
Table of Contents Chapter I: General Provisions Chapter II: Personal Information Handling Rules Section I: Common Provisions Section II: Rules for Handling Sensitive Personal Information Section III: Specific Provisions on State Organs Handling Personal Information Chapter III: Rules on the Cross-Border Provision of Personal Information Chapter IV: Individuals’ Rights in Personal Information Handling Activities Chapter …
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A thought that has been simmering for a few days now, if consumers want privacy, that seems to imply they don’t have it today. If they don’t have privacy – in an age where those complaining live, fully clothed and made up, in gated communities, behind doors with locks, in rooms with doors, with their …
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