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[…] legal regimes , there are differences in the ir regulatory structure s which impact the compliance process; • the coverage of legal grounds and mechanisms (i.e. the number available in each jurisdiction) varies; and • implementat ion approaches also vary even where data transfer provisions appear consistent. Any of these variations have great practical […]

[…] legal regimes , there are differences in the ir regulatory structure s which impact the compliance process; • the coverage of legal grounds and mechanisms (i.e. the number available in each jurisdiction) varies; and • implementat ion approaches also vary even where data transfer provisions appear consistent. Any of these variations have great practical […]

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[…] or household that relate to a category of sensitive covered 15 data described in another subsection of this section . 16 (K) Calendar information, address book information, phone or text logs, photos, or 17 videos maintained in an individual’s non -public account, whether on a n individual’s 18 device or otherwise . 19 (L) […]

Bru sse ls P riv a cy S ym po siu m Rese arc h a n d t h e P ro te ctio n o f P ers o nal D ata U nd er t h e G D PR A GEN DA Ju le s P olo n ets k y […]

[…] – 109X(20)30074 – 7/fulltext#seccestitle10 . 5 For a discussion of the initial Google Apple offering in the context of ongoing open source approaches, including the Temporary Contact Number Coa lition members and the Decentralized Privacy – Preserving Proximity Tracing (DP – 3T) project, see “Fundamental technology questions” here: Simpson, Erin & Conner, Adam. “Digital […]

[…] – 109X(20)30074 – 7/fulltext#seccestitle10 . 5 For a discussion of the initial Google Apple offering in the context of ongoing open source approaches, including the Temporary Contact Number Coa lition members and the Decentralized Privacy – Preserving Proximity Tracing (DP – 3T) project, see “Fundamental technology questions” here: Simpson, Erin & Conner, Adam. “Digital […]

[…] is deemed inevitably that public funds will be used to aggregate the data and should these data bring commercial or private advantageous effects to only a few number of users, the users or sectors who benefitted should reimburse governments for the c ost acquired of providing the data. A study [16] most argumentatively suggested […]

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[…] or household that relate to a category of sensitive covered 22 data described in another subsection of this section . 23 (K) Calendar information, address book information, phone or text logs, photos, or 24 videos maintained in an individual’s non -public account, whether on a n individual’s 25 device or otherwise . 26 (L) […]