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[…] to blockchain users. Notably, they do not operate the software they write and therefore do not determine the purpose and means of the processing activity. Oracles refer to agents that allow the transfer of external data feeds to the blockchain to leverage smart contracts. Oracles are necessary to process external real-world events for the network […]

[…] post claimed that a contact tracing funding bill would “give the government the power to forcibly remove” children . An Ohio lawmaker warned constituents that “armies of agents” will be “trained on Apple and Google technology to trace or track people” and “forcibly isolate” them. At the same time, use of surveillance to ols […]

[…] post claimed that a contact tracing funding bill would “give the government the power to forcibly remove” children . An Ohio lawmaker warned constituents that “armies of agents” will be “trained on Apple and Google technology to trace or track people” and “forcibly isolate” them. At the same time, use of surveillance to ols […]

[…] Through this, we hope to better understand the conditions necessary for a successful app, and what the fallout would be in cases where contact tracing apps fail. Agent – Based Threat Models In order to simulate some of the anticipated privacy attacks with digital contact tracing, we will create two agent – based threat […]

[…] Through this, we hope to better understand the conditions necessary for a successful app, and what the fallout would be in cases where contact tracing apps fail. Agent – Based Threat Models In order to simulate some of the anticipated privacy attacks with digital contact tracing, we will create two agent – based threat […]

[…] to represent law – enforcement [1]. Also the typical client – server nature of web transactions reinforces this power imbalance, where the human party behind its client agent feels coerced into sur rendering personal data as otherwise they are denied access to a product, service or location. COVID – 19 urgency: coercion of health […]

[…] to represent law – enforcement [1]. Also the typical client – server nature of web transactions reinforces this power imbalance, where the human party behind its client agent feels coerced into sur rendering personal data as otherwise they are denied access to a product, service or location. COVID – 19 urgency: coercion of health […]

[…] help if their parents were abusive. 31 In other words, there was a recognition that a child’s level of maturity change s , and th e primary agent mak ing decisions about privacy and access to information can and should shift in recognition of the evolving capacity of the child. In today’s discussions about […]

[…] personal data; IX. – non -discrimination: impossibility of processing data for discriminatory, unlawful or abusive purposes; X. – respons ibility and accounta bility : proof, by the agent, of adoption of effective measures able to prove observance of and compliance with the personal data protection rules, and also with the effectiveness of these measures. […]

[…] Act is amended (1) by replacing subparagraphs 1 to 3 of the first paragraph by the following subparagraphs: “(1) the name, address and email address of the agent and, in the case of a legal person, the address of its head office and the names and addresses of its directors; “(2) the address, email […]