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Open Letter to Google From 80 Internet Scholars: Release RTBF Compliance Data — Medium
“What We Seek
Aggregate data about how Google is responding to the >250,000 requests to delist links thought to contravene data protection from name search results. We should know if the anecdotal evidence of Google’s process is representative: What sort of information typically gets delisted (e.g., personal health) and what sort typically does not (e.g., about a public figure), in what proportions and in what countries?”
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“In a resolution on the right to privacy in the digital age, the Council appointed for a period of three years a Special Rapporteur on the right to privacy and called on all countries to support this new mandate, including by providing all necessary information requested by the Special Rapporteur, to respond promptly to his or her urgent appeals and other communications, to consider favourably his or her requests to visit their countries, and to consider implementing the recommendations made in his or her reports.”
The Internet’s Original Sin – The Atlantic
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German court rules against Facebook’s “Friend Finder” – Lexology
“The Berlin Court of Appeal upheld a lower court ruling that Facebook’s “Friend Finder” function is unlawful. The Court agreed with the Berlin Regional Court’s 2012 decision that the Friend Finder function violates both German data protection law and unfair trade law, and re-affirmed the invalidity of several clauses in Facebook’s privacy notice and other online terms and conditions.”
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Ecco un assaggio dell’art. 1 del Regolamento, quello in cui si fissano gli obiettivi… :
Chiaro no?
Ora la parola passa al Consiglio dell’UE, non se ne parla prima dell’estate.
