Following the EDPB’s binding dispute resolution decision, the Irish DPA has included an additional infringement of the principle of fairness in its final decision regarding #TikTok's processing of Children's data. Read our press release here: https://t.co/EJSd1KfGZv
🧰A short event: #AI and Education. Existential threat or an everyday toolkit?
🗓️July 18th, 6pm
🏢Houses of Parliament (HOL) Committee Room 4a
https://t.co/Kn8G8CdH3l
We asked a generative #AI to write a sonnet about the event. Are you worried yet, or as wistful as this sounds?
"The EDPB takes note that the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF) has been adopted and looks forward to the @EU_Commission participation in its next plenary meeting to shed light on the adequacy decision and on the changes following the EDPB opinion" - Anu Talus, EDPB Chair
The EDPB notes that the #ECJ in its judgment C-252/21 concurs with the EDPB’s position that controllers can only rely on contract as legal basis for processing that is objectively necessary to perform the contract
I have also published a video (51 mins; 171MB) of my talk to the Data Protection Forum on June 6th covering the defects in the DPDI No 2 Bill. URL at the end of my latest blog. Published on Hawktalk: https://t.co/wSnFQ69oeb
During its May plenary, the EDPB adopted a final version of the Guidelines on the calculation of administrative fines following public consultation. The guidelines aim to harmonise the methodology DPAs use to calculate fines. Read more here: https://t.co/RzOZhs3ImG
@DavidDavisMP My blog explains why data protection no longer applies to protect data subjects against the use of Facial Recognition cameras. Detail on "Facial recognition CCTV excluded from new data protection law by definition of “personal data” https://t.co/JfU4q73Awp
”AMP came with huge tradeoffs, most notably around how all those webpages were monetized. AMP made it harder to use ad tech that didn’t come from Google” https://t.co/rlJPaGCYYz
The EDPB adopted a dispute resolution decision on the basis of Art. 65 GDPR. The binding decision addresses important legal issues arising from the draft decision of the Irish DPA regarding data transfers by Meta Platforms Ireland ltd.
More info here: https://t.co/mlO3J2uRLI
New DPDI Bill savings inflated by 324%; loss of Adequacy costs UK over £2 billion.
My blog provides an alternative financial analysis, based on verifiable figures which are easy to obtain unlike the Mystic Meg approach adopted DSIT
https://t.co/3QCnFAlbxH
UK Bill (of lesser human) Rights (and its impact on DP) not dead. MoJ states "We are committed to ensuring that our human rights framework meets the needs of the society it serves, and the government is confident that the Bill of Rights will deliver this."
https://t.co/oXbfwzbP7F
There are additional #DPDIBill No 2 documents on https://t.co/vNc7AnKONO This includes the document giving the savings that have increased by £3billion from the No 1 Bill. Can't find Keeling Schedules so people can find out what is going on properly
We’ve signed this open letter because planned changes in data protection law will reduce the ability for children to realise their data rights—but fails to fix failures in using all our data like national pupil data or 2020 exams and algorithms https://t.co/v8E6J8kxcr — #DPDIBill
The EDPB has published a case digest with a selection of final One-Stop-Shop decisions related to the right to erasure and the right to object which showcases how DPAs work together to enforce the #GDPR. Discover the case digest here: https://t.co/G7jqt4AYQu
💭What is the future of educational data?💭
Come find out at the launch of Education Data Futures, 3pm GMT 21 November.
Sign up 👇 to hear Baroness Kidron and @Livingstone_S in conversation with the authors.
https://t.co/Kb329WD45C
#DigitalFutures#EdTech#worldchildrensday
According to techmonitor there is to be a fresh round of public consultation on the DPDI Bill. Is it back to TIGRR DP proposals pushed by IDS?
https://t.co/hfAKt4Ofhr
Seen the DfE reprimand over the re-use of pupil data in the news?
https://t.co/v8E6J8l51Z
The ICO audit has never been published in full. The 2021 Schools Minister promises to @libdemdaisy never materialised. Now @bphillipsonMP would like answers too. https://t.co/I4UzrVAMcC
"The Department for Education (DfE) has been found responsible for an “unacceptable” breach of data protection laws over betting firms using children’s information on a student database for age-verification checks." #ChildRights#DigitalFutures
https://t.co/kRhyhF3vph