I have been asked by The @guardian to give my opinion on why, ahead of the #EP2019, it is so important to understand how data are used in political campaigning online. Enjoy! https://t.co/SKTMx75DHW
The Brussels Privacy Hub launches an appeal to approve a fundamental rights impact assessment in the EU law on artificial intelligence. The appeal has surpassed 100 signatures among distinguished academics who have signed the open letter:
https://t.co/NtwFzOxktg
At #EUCourtPress hearing, EC against Czech Republic and Poland for breaching ART 22 TFEU on political partecipation of mobile citizens, by denying non-nationals but resident to be member of political party #migrantvote#act4freemovement
#PrivacyCamp23 is about to start! We're excited to see all of you soon for the 11th edition of one of the largest privacy conferences in Europe.🥳
📹If you're following online, the stream will be on at 9am: https://t.co/gnjOvzxusZ
@edri@VUBrussel@Privacy_Salon @UnivStLouisBxl
Interesting article on how the change in Facebook's policy on targeting has turned political campaining to pop culture in the US https://t.co/71QkvsyfHw
Our new behavioural study for the @EU_Commission on unfair commercial practices in the digital environment is out! Results show that dark patterns are highly prevalent and unfairly distort the decisions of EU consumers.
🧵A thread on the key findings:
https://t.co/NC7NGd1xbT
Facebook has effectively stalled the @nyuniversity Ad Observatory project by suspending Facebook accounts of Cybersecurity for Democracy team members. we should all support them https://t.co/AzopkTxZDw
NEW: A TTP experiment found that Facebook approved harmful ads for children aged 13 to 17.
Ads overtly pushing content like pills, anorexia, and alcohol were approved within hours by Facebook, which targeted hundreds of thousands of kids in the US. THREAD
https://t.co/rV4THPIlqv
#TimCook:"GDPR was the framework for digital rights not only in the EU, but in the entire world". Seeing one of the most influential persons in the wrld at #CPDP2021 is impressing. BigTechs are often elephants in the room at privacy confs. Let's challenge them in real discussions
Every year this is my most exciting Privacy day. I will be missing so much not beign able to meet the 'regulars' of this event but it will be still great! Let's meet online 😎 #privacycamp21
1/ #PrivacyCamp21: The final schedule is out!
Read session descriptions, check out the speakers & register by Sunday 24.01.
📅 26 Jan
🕑10:00 - 16:05 CET
Schedule https://t.co/veAwoH9h0m
Register https://t.co/hrwmUflDks
Organisers: @LSTSblog, @Privacy_Salon & @UnivStLouisBxl.
Well, I for one, am sad that Cummings is going. He’s the living link to Vote Leave corruption. The reminder that the same govt that is bringing you Brexit, mass death & billion pound contracts to cronies came to power by deliberately subverting our electoral laws. What a legacy
Pascale-Trump digital director-declared in #US2016 'The campaign and Republican party spent about $5m in get-out-the-vote digital advertising targeted in the final few days to Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Florida.' #US2020 seems to prove that #CA did play a critical role
On targeting advertising the report states that a tougher regulation must come for practice based on acquisition of such granular data, and (may be) a complete ban. To be continued...
The European Parliament's plenary session approved with an overwhelming majority its three Digital Services Act initiative reports. Next stop: December 2 for the Commission proposal. https://t.co/BHIIFr12r2