Putting trust at the heart of the digital society
summary
Counts and claims: 4.5 billion users generate ~2.5 quintillion bytes daily and cross‑border flows already drive 22% of global economic output, projected to add $11 trillion by 2025. Policy moves: Schrems II invalidates Privacy Shield and prompts an enhanced EU‑US framework plus reliance on APEC’s CBPR backed by a $2.25M grant to expand adoption. Practical guidance and tech: public health guidance favors decentralized Bluetooth contact tracing; corporate fixes include mandatory privacy reviews, board oversight and independent assessors.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Opening remarks
- 1:12Cross-border data flows
- 12:22Innovation and trust panel
- 17:19FTC on trust and privacy
- 24:27Data ethics and consumer trust
- 30:51Consumer data rights
- 33:37Facebook’s privacy reforms
- 40:13Transparency and education
- 53:05Balancing transparency and regulation
- 1:01:48Future data risks
- 1:05:55Closing insights
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