Secret windows: Data protection and open data in the smart city environment
summary
Discussion of tensions between open data policies and privacy in smart-city contexts, focusing on technologies like geospatial datasets and cross-correlation of multiple open sources that enable profiling. Panelists from legal and data-protection backgrounds examine whether geographical data can be treated as personal data and explore approaches to balance promoting innovation (e.g., smart-city services) with individual safeguards and compliance with EU data-protection principles.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 0:50Damian Clifford KUL (BE)
- 30:07Fidel Santiago EDPS (EU)
- 47:13Paolo Balboni ICT Legal Consulting (IT)
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