Here is @DPCIreland
’s full announcement about its #GPDR ruling against #TikTok:
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DPC Ireland Issues GDPR Ruling Against TikTok Platform
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Surgery Changes Face, FaceID No Longer Recognizes User
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Got surgery for my deviated septum on Tuesday, faceID won’t recognise me
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Privacy Risks from Spyware and Data Leakage Exposed
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Huge scoop revealing some of the risks privacy experts have warned about for years related to spyware, adtech, data leakage. This important thread is worth reading:
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Biometric boarding consent concerns at airport gates
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It says they only use the biometric boarding process with your express consent. Does stepping into the boarding gate imply consent? There was no sign to inform passengers what was going on until their picture was taken.
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JetBlue Biometric Data Retention and GDPR Compliance Issues
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Alright, reading up it looks like JetBlue sends the photo to US Customs and Border control and then the US government never deletes the photo. The process is opt-out (note that GDPR requires opt-in, afaik)
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Airport facial recognition raises data retention and privacy concerns
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They stored my photo between the time I scanned it into the kiosk and I boarded the flight, because I didn't present my passport at the gate, just my face. And did they delete my photo? Who knows?
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JetBlue facial recognition raises GDPR compliance concerns
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It is not using proximity, it took a picture of my face which is identifiable biometric data. I doubt only JetBlue has my data as it must have been sent to a 3rd party provider for the service. There may be a GDPR compliance issue for EU nationals @JetBlue https://
gdpr.eu/compliance-che
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Photo Privacy: Non-consensual Data Ingestion by AI Companies
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Obviously, I am a person online and my face is on the internet. But what about people who want to keep their photo from being ingested by who knows what tech company providing the system? They can't even opt out because they weren't informed?
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JetBlue Face Recognition: Consent and Data Privacy Questions
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Wow, @JetBlue just used face recognition to check my face to board my flight here in New York. When did I consent to them to have and process my face data, and where did you send my data to?
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California’s Delete Act: Data Privacy Regulation Explained
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For more context, here's a story I wrote about the Delete Act last month for @Digiday
's ongoing "WTF" explainer series. #DeleteAct #SB362 https://
digiday.com/media-buying/w
tf-is-californias-proposed-delete-act/
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