This book presents a collection of high-quality research works and professional perspectives arising from the call for papers of the Privacy Symposium 2022; an international conference aimed towards the promotion of international dialogue, cooperation and knowledge sharing on data protection regulations, compliance and emerging technologies.
Gathering legal and technology expertise, this publication provides cutting-edge perspectives on the convergence of international data protection regulations, as well as data protection compliance of emerging technologies, such as: Artificial Intelligence, e-health, blockchain, edge computing, Internet of things, V2X and Smart Grids.
It includes selected papers from the Privacy Symposium conference 2022 (PSC 2022) call for papers, encompassing relevant topics, including:
international law and comparative law in data protection cross-border data transfers emerging technologies and data protection compliance data protection by design technologic solutions for data protection compliance data protection good practices across industries and verticals cybersecurity and data protection assessment and certification of data protection compliance, and data subject rights implementation
This publication includes papers authored by academics and professionals involved on various areas of data protection, technical, legal and compliance services.
Chapter 8 and 10 are available open access under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License via link.springer.com
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Part I Privacy Friendly Data Usage |
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1 An Overview of the Secondary Use of Health Data Within the European Union: EU-Driven Possibilities and Civil Society Initiatives |
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2 Multi-Party Computation in the GDPR |
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3 A Critique of the Google Apple Exposure Notification (GAEN) Framework |
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Part II Implications of Regulatory Framework in the European Union |
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4 Global Data Processing Identifiers and Registry (DP-ID) |
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5 Europrivacy Paradigm Shift in Certification Models for Privacy and Data Protection Compliance |
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Ana Maria Pacheco Huamani |
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Part III What is Beyond Brussels? International Norms and Their Interactions with the EU |
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6 Untying the Gordian Knot: Legally Compliant Sound Data Collection and Processing for TTS Systems in China |
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7 Regulating Cross-Border Data Flow Between EU and India Using Digital Trade Agreement: An Explorative Analysis |
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8 When Regulatory Power and Industrial Ambitions Collide: The "Brussels Effect," Lead Markets, and the GDPR |
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Part IV The Ethics of Privacy and Sociotechnical Systems |
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9 Nobody Wants My Stuff and It Is Just DNA Data, Why Should I Be Worried |
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10 Unwinding a Legal and Ethical Ariadne's Thread Out of the Twitter Scraping Maze |
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Part V User Perception of Data Protection and Data Processing |
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11 You Know Too Much: Investigating Users' Perceptions and Privacy Concerns Towards Thermal Imaging |
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12 Why Is My IP Address Processed? |
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Stefan Schiffner is currently lecturing Computer Networks at the University of Munster. He has been a post doctoral researcher at University of Luxembourg, an expert in information security at the European Unions Cyber Security Agency (ENISA), and a post-doctoral researcher at TU Darmstadt, where he led a team of researchers on the topics of privacy and trust within the Telekooperation group. He holds a Ph.D. from KU Leuven (Topic: models for online privacy, trust and reputation) and the Degree of Diplom Informatiker from TU Dresden. His research interests focus on secure information technologies and their policy implications. This includes specifically Privacy Enhancing Technologies, computational trust, by Design Paradigms, and maturity and market readiness of technologies. A computer scientist by training, Stefan is an advocate for the free use of cryptographic techniques and anonymisation tools as means for individuals to exercise their right to privacy and freedom of speech.
Sébastien Ziegler serves as Chair of the Europrivacy International Board of Experts in Data Protection, as President of the IoT Forum and IoT Lab, as well as Rapporteur on Research and Emerging Technologies for the Internet of Things and for Smart Cities at the International Telecommunication Union (SG20). Sébastien has a PhD in Management from the Faculty of Economy and Management of the University of Geneva, with a focus on Information Management Systems. He has an MBA in international administration (HEC Geneva), a Master in Science on Environment, and is graduated in International Relations (IHEI), with complementary executive education at Harvard (HBS), Stanford University, UC Berkeley and EPFL. He has served as Co-Director of the Master in Advanced Studies on the Internet of Things at the University of Geneva and has coordinated several European research projects related to personal data protection and emerging technologies. He is certified expert and lead auditor for ISO/IEC 27001, Europrivacy and EuroPriSe certifications.
Adrian Quesada Rodriguez (MSc, MA.) is a project manager and Data Protection Officer at Mandat International; Assistant rapporteur for Research and Emerging Technologies for the Internet of Things and Smart cities at the International Telecommunication Union (SG29); and a member of the Europrivacy International Board of Experts. He holds Master degrees on both International Law (IHEID, Switzerland), and Telecommunications Economics (UNED, Spain) and several professional certifications on personal data protection (IAPP CIPP/E; CIPM; FIP), as well as a recognition as a Privacy by Design Ambassador by the Office of the Information and Privacy Comissioner of Ontario, Canada (2014). He is the author of a book on Data Protection on Convergent Telecommunications (for which he received the 2014 Data Protection Research Award by the Spanish Data Protection Agency). Adrian is a previous fellow of the Secretariat of the Internet Governance Forum (2013-2014), a three-time ICANN Fellow (ICANN 47, [ ICANN 48]], ICANN 50), and has been a participant and scholarship holder for multiple related events (SSIG, LACIGF, etc.).
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