The EU Proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation and the roots of the ‘right to be forgotten’

Mantelero, Alessandro

doi:10.1016/j.clsr.2013.03.010

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“…When this happens, the gateways will combine creating a single edge computing network, where special interactions can take place without the need of connecting to the cloud. This concept is called uSpace in universAAL [57]. For example, when the user is carrying his/her smartphone near an ACTIVAGE Centre, the ACTIVAGE Centre can use the uSpace and the user's smartphone as a hassle-free authentication mechanism, without the need of providing further credentials like user password, which elderly users may have trouble managing.…”

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Definition of Technological Solutions Based on the Internet of Things and Smart Cities Paradigms for Active and Healthy Ageing through Cocreation

Gil

Pérez

Fico

et al. 2018

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Existing initiatives to improve physical, mental, and social condition of senior citizens, which in Europe fall under the name of Active and Healthy Ageing, are including technological paradigms as main driver for innovation uptake. Among these paradigms, Smart Cities and the Internet of Things are of utmost importance. However, these initiatives may benefit from unified visions, efforts, and frameworks when it comes to defining technological solutions that take the most of both paradigms. We have defined an iterative approach, which combines user centred design techniques, technological development approaches, and a multifaceted adaptation process, to define a solution for Active and Healthy Ageing that makes use of the two paradigms. The solution is being defined in the context of two research and innovation projects, City4Age and ACTIVAGE, during which a solution is going to be defined and evaluated in the city of Madrid. Results show how Smart Cities and Internet of Things contribute to the solution, from a user (user needs and use cases) and a service delivery (technologies, architecture, and suppliers) perspective. In conclusion, we find the cocreation framework extremely useful for the Active and Health Ageing domain, and the proposed implementation of it is functioning, although there is room for improvement.

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“…This filter is semantic; thus it is easy to create an understandable configuration tool for the user to create rules of data sharing and easily implementing data privacy [57].…”

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Definition of Technological Solutions Based on the Internet of Things and Smart Cities Paradigms for Active and Healthy Ageing through Cocreation

Gil

Pérez

Fico

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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Similarly, they defended themselves from legal responsibilities as they portrayed themselves as innocent information providers. However, as CJEU decided differently, they had to reconsider the concepts of search engine services [26]. The following questions try to analyze the dynamics of the search engine within the context of the right to be forgotten:…”

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Forming a Dimension of Digital Human Rights: Research Agenda for the Right to be Forgotten

Kwak

Lee

2017

Proceedings of the 50th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2017)

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“…An indication for the increasing awareness for this topic is the current legal discussion about the right to be forgotten now called the right to erasure in the European community. This discussion addresses the right of individuals not to be stigmatized as a consequence of a specific action performed in the past [23]. Although there is a distinction between the right to be forgotten and the right for privacy -the right for privacy constitutes information that is not publicly known, whereas the right to be forgotten involves removing information that was publicly known -there is a clear link: if people unintentionally share information to wrong audiences, they might later regret it and want the information to be 'forgotten'.…”

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Analyzing and Predicting Privacy Settings in the Social Web

Naini

Altıngövde

Kawase

et al. 2015

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Social networks provide a platform for people to connect and share information and moments of their lives. With the increasing engagement of users in such platforms, the volume of personal information that is exposed online grows accordingly. Due to carelessness, unawareness or difficulties in defining adequate privacy settings, private or sensitive information may be exposed to a wider audience than intended or advisable, potentially with serious problems in the private and professional life of a user. Although these causes usually receive public attention when it involves companies' higher managing staff, athletes, politicians or artists, the general public is also subject to these issues. To address this problem, we envision a mechanism that can suggest users the appropriate privacy setting for their posts taking into account their profiles. In this paper, we present a thorough analysis of privacy settings in Facebook posts and evaluate prediction models that can anticipate the desired privacy settings with high accuracy, making use of the users' previous posts and preferences.

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The EU Proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation and the roots of the ‘right to be forgotten’

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Definition of Technological Solutions Based on the Internet of Things and Smart Cities Paradigms for Active and Healthy Ageing through Cocreation

Definition of Technological Solutions Based on the Internet of Things and Smart Cities Paradigms for Active and Healthy Ageing through Cocreation

Forming a Dimension of Digital Human Rights: Research Agenda for the Right to be Forgotten

Analyzing and Predicting Privacy Settings in the Social Web

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