COFFEE BREAK & CNIL-INRIA PRIVACY AWARD, EPIC CHAMPION OF FREEDOM AWARD
summary
Award segment highlights a concrete win: the Norwegian Consumer Council documents that 10 apps share data with 135+ third parties, leading to filed six GDPR complaints and a coordinated campaign with 60 groups pushing to ban surveillance‑based advertising. The CNIL‑INRIA prize goes to a paper that builds large‑scale static and dynamic instrumentation and shows Android apps bypassing the permission system via side and covert channels, demonstrating real user data leaks at scale.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:23Privacy Champion Award
- 7:44Award acceptance by Forbrukerrådet
- 8:40CNIL-INRIA Award intro
- 14:35CNIL-INRIA Prize winners
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