Internet architecture & human rights
summary
ICANN’s registrar agreement forces public WHOIS publication, two-year retention after last contact and US-based data escrow, while registrars face accuracy checks whose 2013 enforcement suspends around 100,000 domains suspended; privacy proxies exist but removing exposed personal data can cost about €15 per year. Data protection authorities issue repeated opinions; a new PDP and 120+ observers try to rewrite WHOIS. IETF’s HRPC maps protocols to freedom of expression and association and pushes guidelines (HTTPS cited as a privacy-preserving upgrade).
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Presentation
- 9:00Data protection
- 14:40Data commissioners
- 20:51Internet Engineering Task Force
- 28:05Internet Governance
- 29:54Zoom out
- 32:54The Internet
- 46:16Multi Governance Model
- 48:52Myth of Openness
- 52:57Myth of Common Ground
- 54:31Conclusion
- 57:16Interaction between different bodies
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