E-Privacy & GDPR
summary
Panel reports concrete GDPR work: a telecom group runs self-assessments across 78 companies, claims 98% of critical systems reviewed and spot-checked in 18 countries; Facebook converts its cross‑functional project into a permanent privacy and data use team and pilots a clear history tool and participates in the Data Transfer Project; regulators’ divergent interpretations (portability, anonymization, incident thresholds) create operational uncertainty; motion‑logic style products use k-anonymity >30 for location analytics; industry explores homomorphic encryption and regulatory sandboxes.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:56GDPR at Deutsche Telekom
- 5:02Facebook’s GDPR changes
- 7:53Media vs GDPR challenges
- 10:22Data portability basics
- 12:06Need for ePrivacy Regulation
- 16:03ePrivacy fairness questions
- 21:14Data localization & harmonization
- 25:30Further processing challenges
- 26:33Data Protection Authorities’ role and relationship with companies
- 28:41Facebook and Irish DPC
- 30:27Consent fatigue issues
- 33:37Consent vs user experience
- 35:02Privacy for real users
- 36:23AI-driven consent tools
- 38:52Future of innovation & privacy
- 40:36Sandboxes & global standards
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