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The Guardian: How Europe's 'breakthrough' #privacy law takes on #Facebook and #Google theguardian.com/technology/201… #GDPR
The new EDRi-gram 16.8 is out! Read more about #PNR #surveillance #privacy #ePrivacy #fixcopyright #CensorshipMachine #DataProtection #eEvidence #DataRetention #Facebook #CambridgeAnalytica edri.org/edri-gram/16-8/ https://t.co/fGYTOPFD0G
Why the politicians must set their sights on #Facebook theguardian.com/media/media-bl… #Privacy #GDPR #Dataprotection #AI #KI #Datenschutz
.@dwnews: All #EU ID cards to include fingerprints – EU commissioner: dw.com/en/all-eu-id-c… #biometrics #privacy #digitalID
New blog post: Using custom codes and tools, automation, a good amount of time, and creativity, we expose #FinFisher/#FinSpy/#Wingbird in this in-depth analysis ow.ly/W7mh30iHEUc
#UK #GreatBritain #europe if you want to keep Putin's evil out of your country, better take action TO him. Whoever takes the first step most likely to win. Cut resources to the snake Putin so he no longer can poison the world. Cut #swift banking to these bloodsuckers. twitter.com/businessinside…
4/2013 an Start gegangen, heute aktueller denn je: Kampagnenseite von @KonstantinNotz& @BLochbihler gegen digitales Wettrüsten & Zusammenarbeit mit Firmen wie #Finfisher - von der die #GroKo heute #Staatstrojaner bezieht frieden2punkt0.de #ITSicherheit
The Register: Facebook puts 1.5bn users on a boat from Ireland to California theregister.co.uk/2018/04/19/fac… #privacy
From @iNetDemocracy for @IndianExpress: 'Here are the consequences of linking women's medical records to #Aadhaar' #genderand #surveillance #privacy indianexpress.com/article/gender…

18 April 2018 - Yesterday, we launched our class action campaign against GAFAM (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft). Until May 25th (the day complaints will be brought to the CNIL - the French Data Protection Authority), anyone living in France can join us on gafam.laquadrature.net. These first steps will, over the long term, pave the way to steadily counter the world they are trying to force on us.
We are not waiting until the 25th of May, the day when the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) comes into force, to act. We no longer have to wait.
With this European regulation (which we staunchly supported three years ago), we finally have a chance to break down the horrible injustice upon which the world of GAFAM is built: the "consent" we've been giving them, allowing them to monitor and influence us, is worth nothing. We cannot use their websites and apps without letting them grossly use or abuse it however they want.
However, European law is now crystal clear: monetized, sold-off consent has no value, and is no longer enough to make their mass surveillance legal. Zuckerberg and his friends can no longer use this worthless agreement as their alibi to claim we're responsible for the loss of our privacy, or for the destruction of our social bonds.
Our class actions will be based on this sole legal argument, the falsehood of consent, because it targets the heart of the hyper-centralized (for them) and individualised (for us) world they hope to force on us.
Our 40-day campaign will dedicate each week to one member of GAFAM, to demonstrate how each one has its grip. But this is only the first step. GAFAM are merely the symbol of a world which, after this first step, has to be steadily destroyed by going against their allies (press or governmental websites), which spread their trackers everywhere on the Internet, against the agencies they are in bed with, and against all the businesses — particularly French ones — which have embraced their ambitions of mass manipulation, Criteo being at the head.
That's why this first step needs to be as powerful as possible. This first step will pave the way for the rest.
Powerful in what way? By forcing the CNIL (the French Data Protection Authority) into a corner. By handing it a complaint which comes from so many people, that failing to firmly respond to the complaint could make the CNIL lose its legitimacy. The new regulation finally makes such a responsible possible, thanks to it allowing fines of up to 4% of global income.
We need to be clear: this first step is so crucial that we simply cannot leave everything up to the CNIL. If, by September 3, the CNIL hasn't yet taken action, we will bring our case to the legal authority , civil or criminal, which also has the power to defend our rights.
We understand well that these actions will have a Europe-wide impact, if not worldwide. The cooperation between the various EU member states, intended by the new regulation, will undoubtedly mean that our actions will, in the end, be dealt with at the European level. We hereby invite the people of every member state to take up in their own country the initiative we have begun in France: our actions will reach the peak!
Today from @npralltech, with insight from @EstelMP on the #GDPR: "Europe's New Online Privacy Rules Could Protect U.S. Users Too" npr.org/sections/allte… #privacy #BrusselsEffect
Our Dental Insurance Sent us “Free” Internet-Connected Toothbrushes. And this is what happened next : wolfstreet.com/2018/04/14/our… - When the product is “free,” WE are the product. #privacy #insurance #InternetOfShit
.@AnimalsAus new investigation shows that @OIEAnimalHealth standards on #AnimalTransport are globally disregarded (goo.gl/PDrcdj). @Europarl_EN has the political & moral obligation to set up an #EPinquiry, as requested by 223 MEPs w/ the support of over 1M #EU citizens https://t.co/Vnrd0d76jp
Yes! Remove Putin's spies, killers, terrorists and their blood money from #Boston #NewYork #Miami #SanFrancisco More sanctions please, cut #SWIFT banking. #nato #ukraine #georgia #europe #boycott #Russia2018 #Fifa2018 $FB $TWTR $SNAP $AAPL $MSFT npr.org/sections/thetw…
Apropos: Saugen die USA eigentlich nach wie vor alle #Swift Daten ab, obwohl das #EU-Parlament 2013 dagegen gestimmt hat? twitter.com/g_maschler/sta…
You can learn more about @iNetDemocracy's efforts to fight gendered #surveillance here: accessnow.org/internet-democ… #feministinternet
37 days before the start of application of the #GDPR becomes clear that the new #EU #dataprotection rules will be the global standard for #privacy rights, not only on #Facebook. Nontheless we need further clear rules. For example on communication across plattforms! Watch & share:
How will #Facebook actually implement the #GDPR? We urge them to make *meaningful* changes that protect the users. #privacy #dataprotection techcrunch.com/2018/04/17/fac… via @TechCrunch
" 'ZTE is just one of many research partners with which BT is engaged,' a spokeswoman for the British firm told the BBC." Other @bt_uk partners include Phorm, Huawei, and Yahoo #spying #cybercrime #untrustworthy #surveillance #badISPs bbc.com/news/technolog…
.@AnimalsAus new investigation shows that @OIEAnimalHealth standards on #AnimalTransport are globally disregarded (goo.gl/PDrcdj). @Europarl_EN has the political & moral obligation to set up an #EPinquiry, as requested by 223 MEPs w/ the support of over 1M #EU citizens https://t.co/Vnrd0d76jp
As shown by @AnimalsAus's new heartbreaking investigation, the set-up of an #EPinquiry on #AnimalTransport is needed: 1⃣ to better protect #FarmAnimals 2⃣ to support @OIEAnimalHealth’s efforts 3⃣ to avoid another #AnimalWelfare scandal in the #EU goo.gl/LeNPKm
New blog post: Using custom codes and tools, automation, a good amount of time, and creativity, we expose #FinFisher/#FinSpy/#Wingbird in this in-depth analysis ow.ly/W7mh30iHEUc
Wow, the irony! @Ansip_EU mentions the efficiency of #PrivacyShield and Cambridge Analytica in one breath... europa.eu/rapid/press-re… #privacy
As shown by @AnimalsAus's new heartbreaking investigation, the set-up of an #EPinquiry on #AnimalTransport is needed: 1⃣ to better protect #FarmAnimals 2⃣ to support @OIEAnimalHealth’s efforts 3⃣ to avoid another #AnimalWelfare scandal in the #EU goo.gl/LeNPKm https://t.co/ennNS5ViD0
The #US Supreme Court has dismissed a major #privacy rights case because of the #CLOUDAct - money.cnn.com/2018/04/17/tec… - #ICYMI, here's our analysis of #CLOUDAct implications: accessnow.org/what-happened-…
Lesen und am 23. Mai um 22:50 in der ARD @DemocracyFilm zum #Datenschutz in der #EU schauen. #Privacy ftw! twitter.com/JanAlbrecht/st…
As shown by @AnimalsAus's new heartbreaking investigation, the set-up of an #EPinquiry on #AnimalTransport is needed: 1⃣ to better protect #FarmAnimals 2⃣ to support @OIEAnimalHealth’s efforts 3⃣ to avoid another #AnimalWelfare scandal in the #EU goo.gl/LeNPKm https://t.co/ennNS5ViD0
.@AnimalsAus new investigation shows that @OIEAnimalHealth standards on #AnimalTransport are globally disregarded (goo.gl/PDrcdj). @Europarl_EN has the political & moral obligation to set up an #EPinquiry, as requested by 223 MEPs w/ the support of over 1M #EU citizens

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch voters have narrowly rejected a law that would give spy agencies the power to carry out mass tapping of Internet traffic delivering a setback to Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s government.
Dubbed the “trawling law” by opponents, the legislation would allow spy agencies to install wire taps targeting an entire geographic region or avenue of communication, store information for up to three years, and share it with allied spy agencies. [...]
Bits of Freedom campaigned for a “no” vote, saying it feared privacy violations, although taps must be approved beforehand by an independent panel. [...]
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-netherlands-referendum/dutch-say-no-i...