DATA PROTECTION REGULATION POST-COVID: THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE OF DISCUSSIONS IN EUROPE, THE US AND...
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COVID sharpens specific failures and fixes: contact-tracing apps get Aarogya Setu mission drift while CoWIN lacked a privacy policy for five months; European guidance forces apps to be voluntary, use proximity not geolocation and publish source code, which correlates with higher download rates; Schrems II makes international transfers require supplementary measures; courts and telcos challenge emergency data requests in Ghana and Nigeria; Brazil’s Supreme Court treats data protection as a fundamental right; the US sees five states adopt GDPR-style laws amid stalled federal momentum.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:40Is it working
- 10:25Data protection in the US
- 15:35Data protection in Brazil
- 24:11Data protection in Africa
- 29:35Second round of the discussion
- 30:26Convergence and divergence
- 34:30Europes digital strategy
- 41:55Africas digital strategy
- 46:36Common themes
- 51:06Final remarks
- 57:36Ghana
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