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Who protects whom in the battle for personal data and privacy? You?

March 25, 2021 Jouko Ahvenainen 0

Big tech relies on consumer data and wants to be like the consumers’ parent to protect their privacy, but still keep control. Read more…

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Sabotaging data is a thing and another option in the privacy wars

March 24, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

It turns out you can sabotage data. Amongst the range of weapons being swivelled at big tech, there is one that is dark but effective. Read more…

Berners-Lee
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Internet giants are a ‘fad’, says Berners-Lee as he tries to make it true

March 17, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

Internet giants could be a ‘fad’, a passing phase. This according to Tim Berners-Lee who came up with the World Wide Web in the first place. Read more…

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Data trusts (or unions) might finally get our data under our control

March 10, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

Data trusts are beginning to look promising as a way of wresting control of our data from data hoovers such as Google and Facebook. Read more…

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Data, privacy and power are back on the agenda but is anything different?

January 13, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

Data and privacy are back on the agenda and so, too, is power. We knew that the data issue would trigger arguments and counter arguments. Read more…

personal data
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Personal data must be protected and leveraged at the same time

December 7, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

Personal data is set to be a focal point for next year. Indeed, personal data should be protected as aggressively as copyright. Read more…

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Data privacy survey in Singapore shines spotlight on Privacy Era

September 2, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

We have said before that we are now entering the data Privacy Era as the issue has become emotional and stressful. Read more…

privacy vs security
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Something just changed in the Privacy vs Security wars

August 17, 2020 Alex Leslie 0

We have been wondering about who is winning the privacy vs security wars for a while. Recently, there have been several changes. Read more…

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75% of AsiaPac consumers do not feel responsible for their data security

August 14, 2020 News Centre 0

Report uncovers that 43% of AsiaPac consumers expect businesses to protect their data, another 32% that it’s responsibility of government. Read more…

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Are contact tracing apps worth the privacy trade-offs? We don’t know

June 5, 2020 John C. Tanner 0

The rush to release contact tracing apps may result in mistakes that sacrifice both privacy and accuracy. But it doesn’t have to be that way … does it? Read more…

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