WHEN REGULATORY WORLDS COLLIDE – THE INTERSECTION OF PRIVACY, COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION
summary
Panel documents concrete clashes: Apple’s app-store rules create a default-on vs default-off advantage for first‑party apps (Tile complaint), mergers cite privacy as both competition issue (Microsoft/LinkedIn) and outside antitrust’s scope (Facebook/WhatsApp, Google/Fitbit), audits find a hospital page leaking to 48 third parties, researchers catalog ~112 data brokers and Brazil’s breach exposes about 200 million records. Remedies under discussion: compelled data access, portable identity, joined enforcement across privacy, consumer‑protection and competition authorities.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 3:23Regulatory Perspective
- 5:07Alan Thomas
- 16:31Data Portability
- 17:56Antitrust
- 21:35Tiles Complaint
- 24:32Conclusion
- 35:23General Data Protection Regulation
- 36:09Brazilian Data Protection Authority
- 40:13Zoom App
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