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    etraces @etraces 5/07/2020

    Data and Elections
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/learn/data-and-elections

    Democratic engagement is increasingly mediated by digital technology, from campaigning to election results transmission. These technologies rely on collecting, storing, and analysing personal information to operate. They raise novel issues and challenges for all electoral stakeholders on how to protect our data from exploitation. Elections are about more than voting and the entire election cycle is increasingly data dependent. Voter registration, voter authentication, voting and results (...)

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    Doctissimo monétise les résultats de « tests de dépression » sans consentement : la CNIL saisie
    ▻https://www.numerama.com/politique/634853-doctissimo-monetise-les-resultats-de-tests-de-depression-sans-conse

    Une ONG britannique, Privacy International, vient de déposer une réclamation devant la CNIL au sujet du site de santé Doctissimo. Elle lui reproche de ne pas respecter le RGPD et de faire du business avec certaines données liées à la santé mentale. Migraine juridique à venir pour Doctissimo. Le célèbre site web communautaire dédié à la santé et au bien-être fait depuis peu l’objet d’une plainte devant la Commission nationale de l’informatique et des libertés (CNIL). À la manœuvre, l’ONG britannique Privacy (...)

    #doctissimo.fr #[fr]Règlement_Général_sur_la_Protection_des_Données_(RGPD)[en]General_Data_Protection_Regulation_(GDPR)[nl]General_Data_Protection_Regulation_(GDPR) #données #BigData #DataBrokers #marketing #publicité #santé #PrivacyInternational (...)

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    etraces @etraces 3/07/2020

    Adtech giant Criteo is being investigated by France’s data watchdog
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    Adtech giant Criteo is under investigation by the French data protection watchdog, the CNIL, following a complaint filed by privacy rights campaign group Privacy International. “I can confirm that the CNIL has opened up an investigation into Criteo . We are in the trial phase, so we can’t communicate at this stage,” a CNIL spokesperson told us. Privacy International has been campaigning for more than a year for European data protection agencies to investigate several adtech players and data (...)

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    etraces @etraces 2/07/2020

    Complaint against Doctissimo
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/legal-action/complaint-against-doctissimo

    This legal challenge relates to a complaint filed with the French data protection authority (CNIL) against Doctissimo, a popular French health site. On 26 June 2020, Privacy International (PI) filed a complaint against the French health website Doctissimo with the French data protection authority (CNIL). Given that health websites can reveal such sensitive data about us, we would expect them to be 100% transparent about what happens to our data and give us a genuine choice as to whether (...)

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    etraces @etraces 1/07/2020

    Unmasking Policing, Inc.
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/campaigns/unmasking-policing-inc

    Governments are secretly collaborating with private companies. Here is why PI is concerned about surveillance outsourcing, and why together we urgently must expose them. The proliferation of both surveillance technologies and companies that develop or use them have provided governments with a plethora of opportunities to secretly collaborate with private actors and exploit us. Surveillance outsourcing often seeks to exacerbate governments’ already unnecessary intrusions upon our everyday (...)

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    etraces @etraces 30/06/2020

    Why we’re concerned about profiling and micro-targeting in elections.
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/news-analysis/3735/why-were-concerned-about-profiling-and-micro-targeting-electio

    There is now an ecosystem that drives voter profiling and targeted messages, often known as micro-targeting, that accompany modern political campaigning globally. The targeted ad-supported internet is made up of thousands of companies that track and profile us all 24 hours a day- not just during election time. Key points While data driven political campaigns are not new, the granularity of data available and the potential power to sway or suppress voters through that data is. There is a (...)

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    etraces @etraces 30/06/2020

    The UK spent millions on a Covid-19 tracking app and then abandoned it
    ▻https://www.codastory.com/authoritarian-tech/uk-coronavirus-app-withdrawn

    Last month, Amber Beard tested out and wrote about a new Covid-19 tracking app that the UK government was trialing on the Isle of Wight. Beard explained how the app, named NHS Covid-19, was initially met with enthusiasm by residents and that a reported 65% downloaded it. However, NHS Covid-19 — which used Bluetooth technology to collect data from phones — raised concerns among privacy advocates and experts, who said it did not allow users enough control over how their data was shared and (...)

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    etraces @etraces 23/06/2020

    IBM (not) ending facial recognition - our quick thoughts
    ▻https://www.privacyinternational.org/news-analysis/3898/ibm-not-ending-facial-recognition-our-quick-thoughts

    On June 9th, in light of the global debate against racial injustices, the company IBM announced they would stop selling facial recognition. Here are 4 quick-fire thoughts we have on this. Key points This latest announcement is a PR stunt to distract from the reality : IBM has been profitting from the sale of technology to the police and it is at the heart of their business model. IBM is also harming the very communities it is pretending to protect by selling states technology aiming at (...)

    #Facewatch #IBM #Huawei #Amazon #algorithme #CCTV #SmartCity #biométrie #police #facial #fraude #reconnaissance #extrême-droite #pauvreté #urbanisme (...)

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    etraces @etraces 19/06/2020

    Press release : Privacy International calls for the Google/Fitbit merger to be blocked
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/press-release/3750/press-release-privacy-international-calls-googlefitbit-merger-

    As Google notifies the European Commission of its proposed acquisition of the health and fitness tracker Fitbit, Privacy International calls for the merger to be blocked because of concerns over Google’s growing digital dominance. Key points On 15 June 2020 Google notified the European Commission of its intention to acquire Fitbit, the health and fitness tracker. Privacy International is calling on the European Commission to block the acquisition. Google already enjoys a significant online (...)

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    etraces @etraces 17/06/2020

    The use of social media monitoring by local authorities – who is a target ?
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/explainer/3587/use-social-media-monitoring-local-authorities-who-target

    In the UK, Local Authorities (Councils) are looking at people’s social media accounts, such as Facebook, as part of their intelligence gathering and investigation tactics in areas such as council tax payments, children’s services, benefits and monitoring protests and demonstrations. This has particular consequences and a disproportionate negative impact on certain individuals and communities. Social media platforms are a vast trove of information about individuals, including their personal (...)

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    etraces @etraces 16/06/2020

    What do Led Zeppelin, Cisco and Dr Oetker have in common ? Facebook says they share our data with them
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/report/3864/what-do-led-zeppelin-cisco-and-dr-oetker-have-common-facebook-

    A PI investigation into advertisers we had never heard of who upload our personal data on Facebook to target us. Key findings 100% of PI staff who downloaded their Facebook Information found that companies they had never heard of had shared their personal data with Facebook Understanding why companies have this data and how they target us is a complex process, it shouldn’t be. Facebook is making the exercise of our data protection rights even harder, as it provides limited and often (...)

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    etraces @etraces 26/05/2020

    When Your Data Becomes Political
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    Increasingly, political parties, political campaigns and those who work for them tap into and exploit our data to seek to influence us. It is essential that legal safeguards are in place and enforced to challenge these practices. Have you ever wondered why you’re seeing an ad online ? In your social media feed, in apps, or while browsing the internet ? What you see is determined in large part by your data. The exploitation of data dominates the news these days - and the use of advertising (...)

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    etraces @etraces 26/05/2020

    Steps you can take to minimise the political ads you see online
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/2913/steps-you-can-take-minimise-political-ads-you-see-online

    OPTION 1 - LIMIT TARGETED ADVERTISING A simple step you can take is turning on strong (as possible) privacy settings on the social media platforms you use. Social media platforms play a key role in targeting ads at you – and they facilitate the use of your data in ways that you probably wouldn’t like. We’ve made guides to show you how to minimise the targeted ads you see on social media. These steps can help make advertising less targeted, meaning that an advertiser, in theory, will knows (...)

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    etraces @etraces 23/05/2020

    Covid Contact tracing apps are a complicated mess : what you need to know
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/3792/covid-contact-tracing-apps-are-complicated-mess-what-you-need-

    As Governments, Apple and Google compete in proximity tracing, here’s our take on building tech in times of crisis. Key findings Contact tracing is an important emergency healthcare initiative, and is necessarily invasive. Coronavirus Apps do much more and much less than manual contact tracing. There are dangerous tracing initiatives that regularly report on your activities. There are interesting initiatives that may or may not work. These are somewhat privacy-aware, and can be either (...)

    #Apple #Google #algorithme #Bluetooth #CCTV #smartphone #contactTracing #géolocalisation #technologisme #consentement #FAI #vidéo-surveillance #BigData #COVID-19 #santé #surveillance (...)

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    etraces @etraces 22/05/2020
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    Like after #9/11, governments could use coronavirus to permanently roll back our civil liberties

    The ’emergency’ laws brought in after terrorism in 2001 reshaped the world — and there’s evidence that it could happen again.

    With over a million confirmed cases and a death toll quickly approaching 100,000, Covid-19 is the worst pandemic in modern history by many orders of magnitude. That governments were unprepared to deal with a global pandemic is at this point obvious. What is worse is that the establishment of effective testing and containment policies at the onset of the outbreak could have mitigated the spread of the virus. Because those in charge failed to bring in any of these strategies, we are now seeing a worrying trend: policies that trample on human rights and civil liberties with no clear benefit to our health or safety.

    Broad and undefined emergency powers are already being invoked — in both democracies and dictatorships. Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban was granted sweeping new powers to combat the pandemic that are unlimited in scope and effectively turn Hungary’s democracy into a dictatorship. China, Thailand, Egypt, Iran and other countries continue to arrest or expel anyone who criticizes those states’ response to coronavirus.

    The US Department of Justice is considering charging anyone who intentionally spreads the virus under federal terrorism laws for spreading a “biological agent”. Israel is tapping into previously undisclosed smartphone data, gathered for counterterrorism efforts, to combat the pandemic. States in Europe, anticipating that measures against Covid-19 will violate their obligations under pan-European human rights treaties, are filing official notices of derogation.

    A chilling example of the effects of emergency powers on privacy rights and civil liberties happened during the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks and the resulting “war on terror”, in which successive US presidents pushed the limits of executive power. As part of an effort to protect Americans from security threats abroad, US government officials justified the use of torture in interrogation, broad state surveillance tactics and unconstitutional military strikes, without the oversight of Congress. While the more controversial parts of those programs were eventually dismantled, some remain in place, with no clear end date or target.

    Those measures — passed under the guise of emergency — reshaped the world, with lasting impacts on how we communicate and the privacy we expect, as well as curbs on the freedoms of certain groups of people. The post-September 11 response has had far-reaching consequences for our politics by emboldening a cohort of populist leaders across the globe, who ride to election victories by playing to nationalist and xenophobic sentiments and warning their populations of the perils brought by outsiders. Covid-19 provides yet another emergency situation in which a climate of fear can lead to suspension of freedoms with little scrutiny — but this time we should heed the lessons of the past.

    First, any restriction on rights should have a clear sunset clause, providing that the restriction is only a temporary measure to combat the virus, and not indefinite. For example, the move to grant Hungary’s Viktor Orban sweeping powers has no end date — thus raising concerns about the purpose of such measures when Hungary is currently less affected than other regions of the world and in light of Orban’s general penchant for authoritarianism.

    Second, measures to combat the virus should be proportional to the aim and narrowly tailored to reach that outcome. In the case of the US Department of Justice debate as to whether federal terrorism laws can be applied to those who intentionally spread the virus, while that could act as a potent tool for charging those who actually seek to weaponize the virus as a biological agent, there is the potential for misapplication to lower-level offenders who cough in the wrong direction or bluff about their coronavirus-positive status. The application of laws should be carefully defined so that prosecutors do not extend the boundaries of these charges in a way that over-criminalizes.

    Third, countries should stop arresting and silencing whistleblowers and critics of a government’s Covid-19 response. Not only does this infringe on freedom of expression and the public’s right to know what their governments are doing to combat the virus, it is also unhelpful from a public health perspective. Prisons, jails and places of detention around the world are already overcrowded, unsanitary and at risk of being “superspreaders” of the virus — there is no need to add to an at-risk carceral population, particularly for non-violent offenses.

    Fourth, the collectors of big data should be more open and transparent with users whose data is being collected. Proposals about sharing a person’s coronavirus status with those around them with the aid of smartphone data should bring into clear focus, for everyone, just what privacy issues are at stake with big tech’s data collection practices.

    And finally, a plan of action should be put in place for how to move to an online voting system for the US elections in November 2020, and in other critical election spots around the world. Bolivia already had to delay its elections, which were key to repairing its democracy in a transitional period following former President Evo Morales’s departure, due to a mandatory quarantine to slow the spread of Covid-19. Other countries, including the US, should take note and not find themselves flat-footed on election day.

    A lack of preparedness is what led to the current scale of this global crisis — our rights and democracies should not suffer as a result.

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    etraces @etraces 11/05/2020

    (Sort of) Trust but Verify : Palantir Responds to Questions about its work with NHS
    ▻https://www.privacyinternational.org/long-read/3751/sort-trust-verify-palantir-responds-questions-about-its-work-n

    Palantir, the US data giant which works with intelligence and immigration enforcement agencies, has responded to our questions about its work on a highly sensitive National Health Service (NHS) project, providing some assurances, passing the buck to the NHS, and raising additional questions. On 12 April 2020, citing confidential documents, the Guardian reported Palantir would be involved in a Covid-19 data project which "includes large volumes of data pertaining to individuals, including (...)

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    Why Does Reproductive Health Surveillance in India Need Our Urgent Attention ? | Privacy International
    ▻https://www.privacyinternational.org/long-read/3368/why-does-reproductive-health-surveillance-india-need-our-urgen

    CIS, PI’s partner in India, posits health monitoring as surveillance and not merely as a “data problem.” Key findings The unpacking of the Mother and Child Tracking System and the National Health Stack reveals the neo-liberal aspirations of the Indian state. Assessing the reproductive healthcare framework in India with a feminist lens identifies the web of power relations in data regimes. Framing Reproductive Health as a Surveillance Question The approach of the postcolonial Indian state to (...)

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    etraces @etraces 3/05/2020

    COVID-19 Digital Rights Tracker
    ▻https://www.top10vpn.com/research/investigations/covid-19-digital-rights-tracker

    This live tracker documents new measures introduced in response to COVID-19 that pose a risk to digital rights around the world. In response to the outbreak of COVID-19 : Contact Tracing Apps are being used in 29 countries Alternative digital tracking measures are active in 30 countries Physical surveillance technologies are in use in 9 countries COVID-19-related censorship has been imposed by 15 governments Internet shutdowns continue in 3 countries despite the outbreak Introduction (...)

    #Google #Vodafone #GooglePlay #WeChat #algorithme #contactTracing #bracelet #Bluetooth #drone #smartphone #TraceTogether #biopolitique #géolocalisation #technologisme #métadonnées #vidéo-surveillance #BigData #censure #COVID-19 #santé #surveillance #AccessNow (...)

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    Press release : 10 questions to Palantir from privacy organisations | Privacy International
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/press-release/3732/press-release-10-questions-palantir-privacy-organisations

    Today Privacy International and four other UK privacy organisations have sent Palantir 10 questions about their work with the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) during the Covid-19 public health crisis. Key points Privacy International, Big Brother Watch, medConfidential, Foxglove, and Open Rights Group have sent Palantir 10 questions about their work with the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) during the Covid-19 public health crisis. We are primarily interested in if and how Palantir will (...)

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    Telco data and Covid-19 : A primer | Privacy International
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/explainer/3679/telco-data-and-covid-19-primer

    In a scramble to track, and thereby stem the flow of new cases of Coronavirus, Governments around the world are rushing to track the locations of their populace. One way to do this is to leverage the metadata held by mobile service providers in order to track the movements of a population, as seen in Italy, Germany and Austria, and with the European Commission. This sort of population and movement tracking is neither new nor novel - indeed, PI have been pushing back against measures of (...)

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    A documentation of data exploitation in sexual and reproductive rights | Privacy International
    ▻https://privacyinternational.org/long-read/3669/documentation-data-exploitation-sexual-and-reproductive-rights

    Key findings PI has documented 10 data exploitative tactics that the opposition is using to delay or curtail access to reproductive healthcare. We women and other subjects capable of gestating are subjects of our own lives, not living parts of a reproductive machine that produces material and spiritual richness and which pretends to define us as managed instead of managers of our own existence... Our motto : “Sex education to decide, contraceptives to prevent abortion, legal abortion to not (...)

    #PrivacyInternational #sexisme #santé #femmes #discrimination #manipulation

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    Framablog [RSS] @framablog 20/04/2020

    Deux ou trois choses sur les applications de suivi de contacts pendant l’épidémie
    ▻https://framablog.org/2020/04/20/deux-ou-trois-choses-sur-les-applications-de-suivi-de-contacts-pendant-le

    Notre petit dossier sur l’application de contact-tracing « StopCovid » s’enrichit aujourd’hui d’un article de Stéphane #Bortzmeyer, que nous avons déjà invité à de multiples reprises sur le Framablog. La position de Framasoft au sujet de cette #application est plutôt claire : #StopCovid … Lire la suite­­

    #Claviers_invités #Droits_numériques #Internet_et_société #Santé #Privacy #Sante #ViePrivee

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    etraces @etraces 14/04/2020

    Big Brother in the Age of Coronavirus : 100+ Groups Warn Against Exploiting Pandemic to Permanently Expand Surveillance State | Common Dreams News
    ▻https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/04/02/big-brother-age-coronavirus-100-groups-warn-against-exploiting-pandemi

    “These are extraordinary times, but human rights law still applies.” As the number of COVID-19 cases climbed toward a million worldwide on Thursday, over 100 human rights groups issued a joint statement warning that governments’ response to the coronavirus pandemic “must not be used as a cover to usher in a new era of greatly expanded systems of invasive digital surveillance.” "Now more than ever, governments must rigorously ensure that any restrictions to these rights is in line with (...)

    #PrivacyInternational #EPIC #Amnesty #HumanRightsWatch #BigBrotherWatch #surveillance #santé #COVID-19 #BigData #vidéo-surveillance #reconnaissance #métadonnées #facial #géolocalisation #biométrie #smartphone (...)

    ##santé ##algorithme
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    etraces @etraces 13/04/2020

    Fighting the Global Covid-19 Power-Grab | Privacy International
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    In the rush to respond to Covid-19 and its aftermath, government and companies are exploiting data with few safeguards. PI is acting to ensure that this crisis isn’t abused. Tech companies, governments, and international agencies have all announced measures to help contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Some of these measures impose severe restrictions on people’s freedoms, including to their privacy and other human rights. Unprecedented levels of surveillance, data exploitation, and (...)

    #PrivacyInternational #surveillance #santé #COVID-19 #BigData #métadonnées #géolocalisation

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    Framablog [RSS] @framablog 10/04/2020

    Prophètes et technologistes à l’ère de la suspicion généralisée
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    Aujourd’hui, Framatophe développe son #analyse sur l’impasse technologique des solutions de pistage d’une population, et sur l’opportunité pour les gouvernements d’implanter une acceptation de la #Surveillance généralisée dans notre culture. L’accès à l’ensemble de nos articles « framaconfinement » : ►https://framablog.org/category/framasoft/framaconfinement Ha ! … Lire la suite­­

    #Framaconfinement #Framasoft #Capitalisme #confinement #Journal #log #Politique #Privacy

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