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My latest blog for Salinger Privacy: the critical decision which could re-shape the Internet – and the protection of our privacy – for decades to come. https://lnkd.in/gSF8t4uF Includes the problem with regulating if we 'see' ads.
“It’s now or never” – the future of the internet and your privacy could be decided this month
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Did you know your Facebook and TikTok Ads might be illegal Facebook and TikTok are being very strict when it comes to you posting Ads If you don’t have a privacy policy attached to your Ad they are removing the Ads and potentially banning your account If your Ad takes you to a link with a CTA (book a call or buy now) and you don’t have a privacy policy you are breaking all GDPR Rules (yep the boring stuff 🥱) Don’t risk your Ads being removed! Book in a chat if you want to know more
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Your Facebook and TikTok Ads might be illegal 👀 Facebook and TikTok are being very strict when it comes to you posting Ads If you don’t have a privacy policy attached to your Ad they are removing the Ads and potentially banning your account If your Ad takes you to a link with a CTA (book a call or buy now) and you don’t have a privacy policy you are breaking all GDPR Rules (yep the boring stuff 🥱) Don’t risk your Ads being removed! Book in a chat if you want to know more
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Here we are once again legislating knee-jerk reactions from politicians who are clueless about how technology works…and then one person addresses the real problem (our laws around digital privacy, advertising, data sharing, usage, and age constraints) yet gets no traction because his colleagues are either in an opposing lobby’s pocket or just dumb Luddites eager to demonize anything to take the focus off themselves and their lack of experience in matters that affect millions. TikTok isn’t the issue - our LAWS are. You can not protect a nation against an online threat of any kind without creating the legal system to do so internally and we are woefully inadequate at doing this. Imagine if we had no laws for example to address car theft, for example. Exactly how do we punish people for stealing them? If we were to go by the ban TikTok model, we would punish the manufacturers for making them. Does that make any sense? No. Of course, it doesn’t.
Khanna Explains Opposition to TikTok Bill While Senators Signal Openness
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Our data privacy is a commodity just like our personal data. We already have to pay for privacy. Most people don't realize it. We have certainly been very willing test subjects in America. I read every T&C for every app. They almost all have this clause: "If you download this app, you consent to our privacy policies, which 'may' include selling your information to third parties for use in research or marketing." If you say "I don't consent" a message pops up that says uninstall the app. That's it. Consent or don't play. Many apps that I have had for years have changed their T&Cs and now interrupt my use with ads that I can 'pay to upgrade to avoid ads." The privacy laws have begun to divide us: 1. I don't care about my data, I want to use the latest app. 2. I do care about my privacy. I have to choose to give it up or not play online with my friends or be on Instagram. 3. I care about my rights and I am willing to be an outsider. Society is dividing because these rules don't require that companies allow for different privacy policies. And in an ironic twist, The New York Times made me consent to their new privacy policies to read this article. #data #dataprivacy #gdpr #ccpa #datasovereignty
This is a twist …. now we may have to pay for our data privacy rights vs. having the right to privacy as a default. What ever happened to GDPR, COPA, CCPA, etc … did we lose steam? Are we exchanging our rights for convenience & entertainment?
Meta May Allow Instagram and Facebook Users in Europe to Pay to Avoid Ads
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Our data privacy is a commodity just like our personal data. We already have to pay for privacy. Most people don't realize it. We have certainly been very willing test subjects in America. I read every T&C for every app. They almost all have this clause: "If you download this app, you consent to our privacy policies, which 'may' include selling your information to third parties for use in research or marketing." If you say "I don't consent" a message pops up that says uninstall the app. That's it. Consent or don't play. Many apps that I have had for years have changed their T&Cs and now interrupt my use with ads that I can 'pay to upgrade to avoid ads." The privacy laws have begun to divide us: 1. I don't care about my data, I want to use the latest app. 2. I do care about my privacy. I have to choose to give it up or not play online with my friends or be on Instagram. 3. I care about my rights and I am willing to be an outsider. Society is dividing because these rules don't require that companies allow for different privacy policies. And in an ironic twist, The New York Times made me consent to their new privacy policies to read this article. #data #dataprivacy #gdpr #ccpa #datasovereignty
This is a twist …. now we may have to pay for our data privacy rights vs. having the right to privacy as a default. What ever happened to GDPR, COPA, CCPA, etc … did we lose steam? Are we exchanging our rights for convenience & entertainment?
Meta May Allow Instagram and Facebook Users in Europe to Pay to Avoid Ads
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€150 per year for privacy? Idea good, price oppressive. Crafty. Until the European Commission starts antimonopoly proceedings, time will pass. I commented pricing of privacy in my 2019 book „Guide to the GDPR”. #Facebook #Instagram Launch Subscription in Europe https://lnkd.in/d42da3AB Urząd Ochrony Konkurencji i Konsumentów, Urząd Ochrony Danych Osobowych European Data Protection Board ps. BTW, the price tag #Meta puts on privacy might help calculating data breach damages (?)
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I wonder if the Irish DPC will make the eyes of the DPCs in other Euro countries roll again? It does take an awfully long time to consider things. Everybody has the right to privacy, but if you don’t want to give it up then don’t use the service, right? I would definitely not agree with anyone who thought that. One of the aspects of the DMA and DSA I agree with is the introduction of Gatekeepers and VLOPs (Very Large Online Platforms). I still see local businesses who only have Facebook accounts (which makes my eyes roll, but never mind). These Ad Tech giants have inserted themselves into society. But the aspect missed here is inclusivity. Some people have no choice but to use these services now - and that’s the key thing. To keep in touch with friends or family, to access support groups or to start their own little hustle. With the cost of living crisis nobody should give up their privacy because they can’t afford not to. Metas gross profit last year was $109B, nearly 20% increase year on year. I have little sympathy for them. https://lnkd.in/e3xgYjnc
Meta offers lower cost for EU ad-free subscription under privacy review | TechCrunch
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"Mainly, the law mandates that tech platforms make it easier for users to understand how the site works. This underlying philosophy includes rules like making the process of content moderation more transparent, requiring any pornography sites to identify the users who are uploading material, and detailing how content recommendations work. Another aim is to rein in the algorithms themselves. A controversial part of the law bans companies from using so-called “dark patterns,” or manipulative ways of nudging users to click on content they weren’t originally looking for, such as reality TV or ISIS recruitment videos. It also bans #surveillance advertising (ads personalized for users after tracking online habits and search history) for minors. An earlier draft of the bill included a ban on surveillance advertising altogether, but the rule was successfully watered down by tech lobbyists." If the original 19 companies do not comply with the new rules, they risk a fine of up to 6% of their company’s global revenue—that could be as much as $16 billion for a company like Google—and could even risk a ban from the EU market. #DSA #AIEthics https://lnkd.in/ebhnCZaZ
How Europe's new digital privacy act will change Big Tech regulation
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Cookies for Sale ! Google isn't going to phase out its third-party cookies -- apparently, it's not as easy as it seems. And while I can't quite translate the underlying rationale as yet (where is my Ouija board?), I think it has something to do with balancing individual privacy with advertising rights. I actually didn't know commercial advertising had rights. https://rb.gy/cgeicp #cookies #privacy #tracking #dataprivacy #targetedadvertising
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