Academic sessions (4)
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Five linked papers test concrete fixes: one maps how right to be forgotten removals often leave content in the Deep Web and offers three practical enforcement scenarios; another shows a working verifi prototype that attaches data-subject replies to offending links and describes notifier/guarantor/verifier protocols; others trace interoperability from NATO to EU security databases, propose using CE‑style conformity assessment to force Privacy‑by‑Design in IoT, and report an EU study of how a robust pan‑EU privacy seal could be structured.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Academic paper sessions
- 1:10Acceptance rates and logistics
- 2:11Deep Web data protection
- 25:07Right to be forgotten alternatives
- 46:55Interoperability in security systems
- 1:04:03Summer school announcement
- 1:05:09Privacy by design in IoT
- 1:21:07EU privacy certification analysis








