CPDP 2021
2021-01-27..2021-01-29
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CPDP ·
[CPDP 2013, CPDP 2015, CPDP 2016, CPDP 2019, CPDP 2020, CPDP 2021, CPDP 2022, CPDP 2023, CPDP 2024, CPDP 2026]
who it's for
privacy regulators, data protection officers, compliance officers, privacy lawyers, ai governance teams, cybersecurity engineers, product managers for platforms, consumer advocacy researchers
topics
Schrems II and Section 702; standard contractual clauses (SCCs); regulating dark patterns; online proctoring surveillance; exposure notification protocols (DP-3T); GDPR enforcement and fines; trustworthy-by-design AI frameworks; algorithmic auditing methods; multi-party data sharing frameworks; privacy for connected vehicles; digital services act enforcement; data sovereignty and reuse
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| AN EXPERT TAKE ON SCHREMS II – FROM THE EXPERTS FROM SCHREMS II | Judith Rauhofer, Alan Butler, Ashley Gorski, Neil Richards, Andrew Serwin | 01h 02m |
Experts recount the Dublin trial evidence that links EU data transfers to US surveillance: detailed memos and two‑day testimony explain Section 702’s low… | ||
| DARK BY DESIGN: REGULATING MANIPULATION IN ONLINE ENVIRONMENTS | Arianna Rossi, Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius, Estelle Hary, Anne-Jel Hoelen, Ailo Ravna, Geoffrey Delcroix | 01h 06m |
Panel documents that dark patterns are widespread and effective — studies find 90% of UK cookie banners and 95% of top apps using manipulative interfaces, and… | ||
| WHEN REGULATORY WORLDS COLLIDE – THE INTERSECTION OF PRIVACY, COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION | brent holman, Anna Colaps | 01h 11m |
Panel documents concrete clashes: Apple’s app-store rules create a default-on vs default-off advantage for first‑party apps (Tile complaint), mergers cite… | ||
| STUDENT PRIVACY AT RISK UNDER COVID-19: ONLINE TEST PROCTORING BRINGS AI AND SURVEILLANCE INTO... | John Davisson, Lydia X. Z. Brown, Meg Foulkes, Sofie Van Londen, Maha Bali | 01h 13m |
Online proctoring systems require camera, microphone, desktop and keystroke access, upload video and biometric data to third‑party vendors, and run proprietary… | ||
| EXPOSURE NOTIFICATION DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: RECONCILING FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND PUBLIC... | Rene Peralta | 01h 15m |
Claims that exposure-notification apps can substitute manual tracing prove overstated: decentralized protocols like DP-3T limit identity and location data but… | ||
| PROTECTING CONSUMERS IN THE DATA SOCIETY: IT’S THE ENFORCEMENT, STUPID! | Alexandre (unspecified) | 01h 13m |
Panel argues enforcement matters as much as rules and gives concrete examples: CNIL levies €140 million fines in 2020 including €100m on Google and €35m on… | ||
| USING HEALTH DATA IN PANDEMICS: THE ISSUES AHEAD | Paolo Guarda, Fedirica Lucivero, Iñigo de Miguel Beriain, Véronique Cimina, Ricardo Baeza-Yates | 01h 09m |
Panel details how EU regulators issue EDPS orientations on temperature checks and EDPB guidance favoring anonymous, Bluetooth-based proximity logging for… | ||
| MULTI-PARTY DATA SHARING AND DATA SUBJECTS AS BENEFICIARIES: HOW TO ACCELERATE... | Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Malte Beyer-Katzenberger, Alexsis Wintour, Denise Amram | 01h 08m |
EU proposal turns to a regulation to create legal certainty for reuse, carving out data sharing service vs data broker with mandatory notification and a ban on… | ||
| SECURING PERSONAL DATA: THE “NEW” NORMAL | Prokopios Drogkaris, Rosa Barcelo, Zoe Kardasiadou, Fabian Prasser, Cédric Lauradoux, Peter Kraus | 01h 07m |
Regulators log 270 meetings last year and issue seven guidance documents as institutions shift to remote work, contact‑tracing apps and temperature checks… | ||
| CYBERSECURITY FOR EUROPE: FOSTERING RIGHTS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY | Alessandro Mantelero | 01h 12m |
Proposal: align GDPR, NIS, PSD2 and eIDAS around five concrete pillars — risk-based, by-design, reporting, resilience, certification — so companies can… | ||
| HOW CAN REGULATION HELP BUILD TRUSTWORTHY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE? | Barbara Cosgrove, Daniel Braun, Francesca Fellowes, Raphaël Gellert | 01h 10m |
European regulators plan a draft AI law this spring and industry groups propose a trustworthy-by-design framework with three concrete controls: transparency… | ||
| COLLATERAL DAMAGES OF ENFORCEMENT – DIGITAL SERVICES ACT, NETWORK ENFORCEMENT ACT, AND LOI AVIA | Bojana Bellamy, Suzanne Vergnolle, Arnd Haller, Tiemo Wölken | 01h 12m |
France’s Loi Avia is mostly struck down by the constitutional council after it tried to force a one-hour takedown for terrorism and CSAM, while Germany’s… | ||
| ALGORITHM-ASSISTED DECISION MAKING IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR: GOVERN ALGORITHMS, WHILE... | Matthias Spielkamp, Cornelia Kutterer, Ger Baron, Jennifer Cobbe | 01h 15m |
Panelists report concrete findings and fixes: a Europe survey inspects 105 cases, 85 problematic uses of ADM including a biased UK exam grader and… | ||
| 40 YEARS OF DATA PROTECTION AND MANY MORE TO COME: CONVENTION 108 AND 108+ | paul the hurt | 01h 13m |
Convention 108 turns 40 and now counts 55 Parties worldwide, with about 11 states having ratified the modernised 108+ text; the panel highlights concrete wins… | ||
| SOCIAL MEDIA MONITORING AND MOVEMENT TRACKING OF POLITICAL DISSIDENTS. THE END OF POLITICAL... | Petra Molnar, Christoph Marchand, Sibel Top, Botagoz Jardemalie | 01h 09m |
Authoritarian states use Interpol red notices and repeated extradition requests (two failed attempts), hire agents who plant tracking device under my car and… | ||
| ARTOUNTABILITY: ACCOUNTABILITY, AI, AND ART | Maranke Wieringa, Lucas Evers, Fiona McDermott, Piera Riccio, Vincent Rioux | 01h 20m |
Overview of concrete outputs and methods: a 242-article literature review defines algorithmic accountability as multi-actor, life-cycle explanation and… | ||
| PRIVACY IN AUTOMATED AND CONNECTED VEHICLES | Ian Oliver, Gergely Biczok, Juha Röning, Jean-Loup Dépinay, Florian Stahl | 01h 11m |
Connected-vehicle demos and papers show CAN raw logs reidentify drivers using machine learning and enable micro maneuvers and macro route reconstruction… | ||
| AI AUDITS: BLACK BOX VS. WHITE BOX PERSPECTIVES | Courtney Bowman | 01h 11m |
Argues that GDPR Art.22/15 and Art.35 map onto concrete practices: counterfactual explanations (computeable, deployed in TensorBoard and Google Cloud, adopted… | ||
| STANDARD FOR CONSENT: STILL A DREAM OR A SOON-TO-BE REALITY? | Armand Heslot, Cristiana Santos, Romain Robert, Aurélie Pols, Benoît Oberlé | 01h 11m |
Regulators and auditors report concrete failures: the IAB TCF used by 1,400+ sites bundles vague purposes like “develop products,” letting vendors claim… | ||
| CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT: RISKS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES | Ruggero G. Pensa | 01h 15m |
Project builds include a classroom social simulation game tested with about 500 students (ages 9–11) where teachers mediate a fake-social feed; results show… | ||
| COLLECTIVIZE FACEBOOK – A PRE-TRIAL: TRANSFORMING FACEBOOK AND OTHER TRILLION-DOLLAR COMPANIES... | Jan Fermon, Sonia De Jager, Mette Birkedal Bruun, Annemie Vanackere, Jonas Staal | 01h 14m |
A collective action lawsuit argues that Facebook violates Article 1’s right to self‑determination and must be recognized as a public domain and transfer… | ||
| OVERSIGHT AND ENFORCEMENT: TAKING STOCK OF DESIGN CHOICES AND TRADE-OFFS | Willem Debeuckelaere | 01h 15m |
Panel argues GDPR enforcement is patchy: cross‑border one-stop shop transfers stall (a landmark complaint sits unresolved after 980 days), and many DPAs lack… | ||
| DATA SOVEREIGNTY: WHAT DATA IS NEEDED AND HOW WILL IT IMPACT TECHNOLOGY? | Meenakshi Lekhi, Audry Plonk, Samm Sacks, Bruno Gencarelli | 01h 09m |
Panel outlines concrete effects: Schrems II ruling triggers debate over government access and appears alongside US TikTok actions and a report that the US… | ||
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