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@digitalcourage
Hey, I've had enough of giving my name to Deutsche Bahn in exchange for a ticket at not-millionaire price. They ask my name even in person.
I'm in Sachsen and I'm ready to go all in to fix this attack on #privacy. This smells like a GDPR violation (what legitimate interest do they have?). Would you want to coordinate my next steps?
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Fadó fadó, after the economic crash in Ireland, I was out of a job and on welfare payments. One day, I got an "appointment" letter from the Department to get a PSC card - it also said that if I didn't attend, they would stop payments.
"Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces" from PSC applications:
TheJournal.ie · Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's facesA data watchdog ruled that biometric data gathered through applications for the Public Services Card lacked clear legal basis and violated privacy laws.
The passing of the UK Data Bill is a power grab from the public to the powerful.
Organisations will now be able to do more things with your personal data and you'll have less ability to push back.
@JamesBaker – ORG Programme Manager.
Replied to Ian Brown 
@1br0wn One way or another, I think UK data protection inadequacy is coming.
The EU politicians have a track record of getting this wrong and I anticipate the CJEU will play a part.
Perhaps like this...
1. The Data Privacy Framework for adequacy between the EU and US falls.
2. The UK maintains its Data Bridge adequacy arrangement with the US.
3. The EU feels compelled to protect its citizens from the risks of onward transfers of their personal data from the UK to the US.
4. Bye bye to the EU's adequacy decision regarding the UK.
Ärligt om riskerna med molntjänster från USA-bolag 
”Nu svarar Marianne Janik, Googles chef för molntjänster i den europeiska regionen på farhågorna. Hon har bara varit några månader på tjänsten, men innan det var hon Tysklandschef på Microsoft, en annan av de globala molnbjässarna. Frågan är inte ny för henne, även om hon ser en större oro i dag. Och den är befogad, säger hon.
– För det första måste vi medge att det finns en risk, säger hon när DN möter henne.”
#GDPR
https://www.dn.se/sverige/google-vi-maste-medge-risk-med-molntjanster/
Dagens Nyheter · Google svarar om molntjänsterna: Finns en risk
BREAKING: DATA RIGHTS
The UK Parliament has passed the Data Use and Access Bill, which contains dangerous changes to data protection law.
People will now have less control over their personal data. That means more automated decision-making, less accountable data sharing and the future of the EU-UK adequacy agreement put in question.
Read our response 
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While the public debate has focussed on the impact of AI on the creative industries, the Data Bill is harmful for everyone in the UK.
ORG will continue to fight for strong data protection because #DigitalRightsAreHumanRights.
Join ORG today to support our work
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Despite scandals such as officers accessing the files of Sarah Everard, the police no longer have to record why they're accessing someone’s data on a police database under the UK Data Bill.
This reduces accountability at a time when the police should be reassuring the public.
Read more
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Last week, ORG joined @edri and @privacyint in warning that this attack on privacy in the UK Data Bill threatens the UK’s future trade and collaboration with Europe.
Losing our adequacy status when the UK government is trying to grow the economy would be disastrous.
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Open Rights GroupUK Privacy Erosion Sparks EU Civil Society Call to Review Data DealEuropean civil society organisations have written to European Commissioner, Michael McGrath over concerns about the erosion of privacy and data protection in the UK.
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The passing of the UK Data Bill is also a blow for democratic procedures in the UK, as we warned in our open letter signed by civil society groups and experts.
Government Ministers can now change the way our data is shared with minimal Parliamentary scrutiny.
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With the passing of the UK Data Bill, people are now in less control over how algorithms and AI make important decisions that affect their lives.
We called for additional safeguards around the use of automated decision making alongside trade unions, civil society groups and experts.
This was rejected, meaning it's harder to object when things go wrong.
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Whenever I get an email from a service about them deleting my account if I won't log in back soon, it makes me smile. This is how it should be, clean up my old accounts that I've already forgotten about. Less data breaches to worry over.
Wow! Bulgarian Data Protection Authority: ‘Theft or attempted theft in the conditions of a "minor case" under the Criminal Code cannot be a reason of important public interest within the meaning of the #GDPR to turn customers of a store into '#walking_barcodes’.’ #FacialRecognition https://cpdp.bg/%d1%81%d1%82%d0%b0%d0%bd%d0%be%d0%b2%d0%b8%d1%89%d0%b5-%d0%bd%d0%b0-%d0%ba%d0%b7%d0%bb%d0%b4-%d0%be%d1%82%d0%bd%d0%be%d1%81%d0%bd%d0%be-%d0%b8%d0%b7%d0%bf%d0%be%d0%bb%d0%b7%d0%b2%d0%b0%d0%bd%d0%b5-2/
Meanwhile, last UK government was going full-speed to faciliate live facial recognition across the country's supermarkets. What next? #inadequacy
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"Hi,
Thank you for contacting us.
Our specialist team is investigating your request, which has presented some complex issues that we're carefully considering. Due to the complexity of the investigation, this process may take up to another two months, as permitted under the #GDPR.
We take your request seriously, and we appreciate your understanding and patience.
Thanks,
Privacy Operations” 
→ Linux Foundation Announces the #FAIR Package Manager Project for #OpenSource Content Management System Stability
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-foundation-announces-the-fair-package-manager-project-for-open-source-content-management-system-stability
“Features of [the] project include:
- Eliminates reliance on any single #source […] enabling #federation across the ecosystem […]
- Advances #WordPress’s alignment towards #GDPR to improve #privacy and security […]
- Brings together a fragmented #ecosystem […]
- Builds #security into the supply chain, including improved cryptographic security measures […]”
www.linuxfoundation.orgLinux Foundation Announces the FAIR Package Manager Project for Open Source Content Management System StabilityLinux Foundation announces FAIR Package Manager project, creating simplicity, security and consistency for the WordPress ecosystem
If you think #Meta "respects your privacy" or is "compliant with #GDPR", forget it.
https://securityonline.info/androids-secret-tracking-meta-yandex-abused-localhost-for-user-data/
Daily CyberSecurity · Android's Secret Tracking: Meta & Yandex Abused Localhost for User DataResearchers found Meta and Yandex secretly tracked Android users via localhost, linking web activity to app IDs, even in Incognito. This widespread abuse bypassed privacy controls.
Meta is still "certified" under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework although they
- violated the GDPR by circumventing browser sandboxing to link browsing histories to individuals,
- falsely claim to have a legitimate interest in training their simulated intelligence on user data, which renders all data subject rights ineffective, and
- are facing numerous lawsuits because of other alleged GDPR-violations.
Self-certification works great, right?
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#privacy #DataProtection #GDPR #Meta