Elizabeth M.

@hackylawyER

Founder, hackylawyER / CIPP-E, CIPP-US / fellow / board / technical advisor / advisor Computational Law Report / views mine

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    Jul 24

    Personal data is not a commodity.

    Personal data is the ultimate commodity and startups need to safeguard the information of its users. Full interview with 👇🏼
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    10 hours ago

    These Know .. Inpher Head of Policy | EMEAR Data Protection & Privacy Officer | Founder | Digital Marketing Executive | Research Assistant | More here..

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  3. Dec 23

    No surprise here cc

    The key to and in the space is honest conversation (and good metrics) via ⁦⁩ (Anna) (Susan (Michelle) (Josh) (Shawnna)
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  4. Dec 23

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  5. Retweeted
    Dec 22

    Wherein calls on Congress to enact a comprehensive, meaningful location privacy law -- and urges to examine the pervasive commercial surveillance of consumers as a deceptive practice:

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  6. Dec 21

    It doesn’t really matter if you use or how many you have if they’re all tied to a single device subject to GPS tracking. For me, this was always a major shortcoming of self-sovereign ID ala the specs.

    Months ago, someone contacted us with an astounding dataset. It tracked the precise movements of more than 12 million Americans in several major cities including Washington, New York and San Francisco. Today we published our findings:
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    Dec 21

    The question of whether or not there should be any contexts in which we should have a right to remain anonymous is probably the issue of the next decade. Great article by on . Anonymity is a complex issue.

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    Dec 21

    With the digital subsuming our reality, an identity layer for the web would be an identity layer for our lives – Elizabeth M. Renieris, founder of .

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    Dec 21

    "There is no technology available that is able to reliably tell the difference between a copyright infringement and a legal parody. Until Artificial Intelligence develops a sense of humor, that is not going to change, either." at her very best!

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  10. Dec 20

    2019 highlights: - incorporated my first company - became a fellow - joined the board - launched a new report out of - got💍to my best friend - finally learned to say "no" All in all, a pretty good year 🙌

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    Dec 20

    Acércate al entorno de derechos humanos y tecnología en en nuestro resumen de prensa #439. Hablamos de libertad de expresión y acceso a la información con textos de y más: 👁️👉

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  12. Dec 20

    “I’m concerned that Twitter may try to foist the responsibility for dealing with these problems onto the decentralization community.” nails it. When is an attempt to evade accountability and liability.

    A decentralized internet was hailed as a way to dethrone Twitter and Facebook. But to the tech giants, shifting their power toward users could offer a solution to some of their thorniest problems.
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    Dec 20

    "Hospitals, many of which are increasingly in dire financial straits, are weighing a lucrative new opportunity: selling patient health information to tech companies."

    "Hospital execs say they are getting flooded with requests for your health data"
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    Dec 20

    This startup claims its deepfakes will protect your privacy. But experts say its technique violates GDPR.

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    Dec 20

    Saying that 'my data' is 'my property' is like saying a CIA intelligence file on me is my property. I do not want to 'own' all that data, produced by others, about myself. I just want unaccountable institutions to stop producing it

    Facebook admitted this week that they track your location even when you’ve turned off location tracking — and then sell that data to advertisers. Your data is your property. Tech companies should absolutely not be allowed to use it without your permission.
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  16. Retweeted
    Dec 19

    . proposes a new theory of digital ID: Contextual Identity

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  17. Dec 19

    Someone tell me why we need “property” for this!?

    Facebook admitted this week that they track your location even when you’ve turned off location tracking — and then sell that data to advertisers. Your data is your property. Tech companies should absolutely not be allowed to use it without your permission.
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  18. Retweeted
    Dec 19

    I take every opportunity to remind everyone in the tech industry to pay attention to what’s happening in the South, specifically Africa, before wrong practices backlash in the West. I did precisely that in this article by about

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  19. Dec 19

    Eye-opening lunch talk from , talking data governance with & at Shay's, taking photos with Ralph Nader in the pub with , Tuesdays at the Border Cafe, and Ciné Club organized by , among others!

    📣 Tell us! 📣 What was your favorite BKC moment from 2019?
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  20. Dec 19

    My skin crawls when I think back to these contracts, to the individual lawyers I knew who were (and are) negotiating these things. The profession once had duties to the client and duties to society at large. The latter have been lost.

    Months ago, someone contacted us with an astounding dataset. It tracked the precise movements of more than 12 million Americans in several major cities including Washington, New York and San Francisco. Today we published our findings:
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  21. Dec 19

    As the article points out, "When datasets are combined, privacy risks can be amplified." But we only "consent" to discrete individual instances of data collection/use. We are being hoodwinked by he law. We need a and we need it now.

    "In the United States, as in most of the world, no federal law limits what has become a vast and lucrative trade in human tracking." What happens when there are no moral limits on markets.
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