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EUR-Lex - 32016R0679 - EN - EUR-Lex
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Official GDPR text
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Sites that run Etherpad Lite · ether/etherpad-lite Wiki · GitHub
2 days ago by loughlin
Useful if you want to collaborate on documents and not have Google or Microsoft reading everything you write.
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2 days ago by loughlin
Faris on Twitter: ""66% of adult Americans said they do not want marketers to tailor advertisements to their interests. When researchers explained how adtech can target ads to them, the percentage saying they don’t want targeting went up — as high
12 days ago by loughlin
Faris | Twitter "66% of adult Americans said they do not want marketers to tailor advertisements to their interests. When researchers explained how adtech can target ads to them, the percentage saying they don’t want targetin… https://ift.tt/2hGfvht
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12 days ago by loughlin
The Privacy Revolt: The Growing Demand For Privacy-as-a-Service | WIRED
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14 days ago by loughlin
There’s one thing just about every company has in common right now. Without even necessarily meaning to, they have in some way become the proprietor of a new kind of wealth. I’m referring of course to their customers’ data.
Correct. All companies are data companies now. Collection is trivially easy.
The backlash is beginning. According to Harris Interactive and TRUSTe study, 84 percent of consumers are less likely to click on an online ad and 74 percent are less likely to enable location tracking. In addition, a full 89 percent won’t do business with a company that doesn’t do a good enough job protecting them online. And 76 percent are likely to check websites and apps for a privacy certification seal.
This is a mini-GDPR of sorts ... :-)
Follow this advice to build consumers’ confidence in your ability to protect their privacy:
+ Put security measures in place. Hire the right IT people, invest in top-of-the-line equipment, and train your employees to follow protocols. If you haven’t taken the proper precautions, you can’t protect your customers. It’s that simple.
+ Be transparent. Tell customers how you collect their data and how you plan to use it. Rather than bury your disclosure in some long-form policy that people don’t want to read — or can’t understand — make your language simple, straightforward, and easily viewable. Go a step further and share details about all the measures you are taking to protect customers’ information.
+ Collect only what you need. You send up a warning flag when you ask for too much information for simple online transactions. Ask consumers to share only the information that is required for them to do business with you.
+ Offer customers a choice. Verizon, for example, recently announced that it is allowing customers to opt out of its online advertising campaign completely, so even it’s “supercookies” can’t track users’ activity.
+ Don’t sell customers’ data. If you can’t stand the thought of losing that source of revenue, think about the income you will lose when your current customers defect because they feel you have violated their privacy rights. Imagine the potential customers that won’t do business with you because they don’t trust you.
The privacy revolt is starting, and as more consumers become fed up with unsolicited ads and questionable marketing techniques, they’ll turn to tools that help them protect their privacy and ultimately keep you from marketing to them at all. Take steps now to protect your customers — and your business.
14 days ago by loughlin
Matt Cagle on Twitter: "Grindr, caught sharing HIV status w/3rd party service providers, trots out the ridiculous “But our contracts will protect users” defense. If unencrypted data is in other hands, it is vulnerable to access, breach, and govt deman
21 days ago by loughlin
RT @Matt_Cagle: Grindr, caught sharing HIV status w/3rd party service providers, trots out the ridiculous “But our contracts will p…
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21 days ago by loughlin
PSC climbdown for adopted man
22 days ago by loughlin
Eoin O'Dell | Twitter
http://jrnl.ie/3929475
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"'A big effort for a little card' - State in second climbdown as adopted man finally receives #PSC eight months later (via @thejournal_ie
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22 days ago by loughlin
How Calls for Privacy May Upend Business for Facebook and Google - The New York Times
29 days ago by loughlin
Note to local editors: The New York Times is putting articles like this about data privacy, bylined by three journalists, on the front page.
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29 days ago by loughlin
Come to the UK Zuck
5 weeks ago by loughlin
Mark Di Stefano | Twitter
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Official now: UK Commons committee writes to Mark Zuckerberg asking him to get on a plane and front an inquiry in London.
5 weeks ago by loughlin
Trust will deteriorate
5 weeks ago by loughlin
'J'Cromack | Twitter
https://www.decisionmarketing.co.uk/news/cambridge-analytica-row-lets-genie-out-of-the-bottle
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Trust in brands and firms will continue to deteriorate unless people fully understand the data that is captured about them and how it is used. We need to know who our data is being shared with and for what purpose.
https://www.decisionmarketing.co.uk/news/cambridge-analytica-row-lets-genie-out-of-the-bottle
The use of psychographic targeting is nothing new, however, and many in the data industry – in private at least – believe the issue shows the value of the technique, although they also recognise that transparency is paramount. Cambridge Analytica also has a commercial data-driven marketing operation; its client list is shrouded in secrecy.
One industry insider said: “What this issue highlights more than ever is that people are being hoodwinked into sharing their data. GDPR should put an end to this sort of practice, although many companies’ T&Cs are so complicated that it makes it very difficult for the average consumer to know what they are signing up for. Brands must be transparent or they will lose the trust of their customers.”
5 weeks ago by loughlin
Wind Noise Info and Wexford County Council
7 weeks ago by loughlin
@DublinAirport DAA following the decision by the OCEI https://t.co/PrE6kTetYf I believe that "in writing" can cov… https://t.co/5H79EPYvnI Commissioner for Environmental Information | CEI/14/0017 The Commissioner's decision differed in finding that social media correspondence was a valid electronic means by which a request could be made under Article 6(1)(a) of the Regulations, and in…
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7 weeks ago by loughlin
Katherine O'Keefe on Twitter: ""....exploring ways to leverage the PUBLIC WIFI CUSTOMER DATABASE and also provide real-time and LOCATION-SPECIFIC offers to customers..." THE WHAT NOW? LOCATION TRACKING FOR MARKETING? On what legal grounds is this data pro
7 weeks ago by loughlin
"....exploring ways to leverage the PUBLIC WIFI CUSTOMER DATABASE and also provide real-time and LOCATION-SPECIFIC…
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7 weeks ago by loughlin
Airport wifi users to be targeted by DAA in sales push - Independent.ie
7 weeks ago by loughlin
@DublinAirport Two things: 1) This story - Can I have a copy of your Privacy Impact Assessm…
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7 weeks ago by loughlin
Daragh O Brien on Twitter: "@DublinAirport Two things: 1) This story https://t.co/2GPAUSDMvD - Can I have a copy of your Privacy Impact Assessment? 2) Can I request a copy of all personal data you hold about me (as per s4 Data Protection ACts 2988 and 200
7 weeks ago by loughlin
@DublinAirport Two things: 1) This story - Can I have a copy of your Privacy Impact Assessm…
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7 weeks ago by loughlin
Everything Easy is Hard Again – Frank Chimero
7 weeks ago by loughlin
So much of how we build websites and software comes down to how we think. The churn of tools, methods, and abstractions also signify the replacement of ideology. A person must usually think in a way similar to the people who created the tools to suc…
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7 weeks ago by loughlin
Facebook SMS spam risks spoiling adoption of 2FA
8 weeks ago by loughlin
Graham Cluley
Politeness dictates that we accept Facebook's claim that this is a bug. It's highly unlikely this is a bug.
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It's good that Facebook is fixing the issue, but what a shame that this latest faux pas will have damaged the reputation of two-factor authentication when it is so clearly needed.
Politeness dictates that we accept Facebook's claim that this is a bug. It's highly unlikely this is a bug.
8 weeks ago by loughlin
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