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  1. RE: mastodon.xyz/@privacyint/11661

    At #CPDP2026, sponsored by Google (Alphabet) and Microsoft, companies complicit in the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people according to the UN:

    aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/1/un

    If you can’t even abide by #BDS to show solidarity with the people of Gaza are you truly an ally?

    bdsmovement.net/microsoft

    bdsmovement.net/no-tech-oppres

    If you’re anti genocide you would be boycotting Microsoft and Google and thus boycotting #CPDP2026 which is sponsored by them.

    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #settlerColonialism #privacyInternational #CPDP #BDS #complicity #privacy #humanRights #tech

  2. RE: mastodon.xyz/@privacyint/11661

    At #CPDP2026, sponsored by Google (Alphabet) and Microsoft, companies complicit in the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people according to the UN:

    aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/1/un

    If you can’t even abide by #BDS to show solidarity with the people of Gaza are you truly an ally?

    bdsmovement.net/microsoft

    bdsmovement.net/no-tech-oppres

    If you’re anti genocide you would be boycotting Microsoft and Google and thus boycotting #CPDP2026 which is sponsored by them.

    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #settlerColonialism #privacyInternational #CPDP #BDS #complicity #privacy #humanRights #tech

  3. RE: mastodon.xyz/@privacyint/11661

    At #CPDP2026, sponsored by Google (Alphabet) and Microsoft, companies complicit in the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people according to the UN:

    aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/1/un

    If you can’t even abide by #BDS to show solidarity with the people of Gaza are you truly an ally?

    bdsmovement.net/microsoft

    bdsmovement.net/no-tech-oppres

    If you’re anti genocide you would be boycotting Microsoft and Google and thus boycotting #CPDP2026 which is sponsored by them.

    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #settlerColonialism #privacyInternational #CPDP #BDS #complicity #privacy #humanRights #tech

  4. RE: mastodon.xyz/@privacyint/11661

    At #CPDP2026, sponsored by Google (Alphabet) and Microsoft, companies complicit in the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people according to the UN:

    aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/1/un

    If you can’t even abide by #BDS to show solidarity with the people of Gaza are you truly an ally?

    bdsmovement.net/microsoft

    bdsmovement.net/no-tech-oppres

    If you’re anti genocide you would be boycotting Microsoft and Google and thus boycotting #CPDP2026 which is sponsored by them.

    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #settlerColonialism #privacyInternational #CPDP #BDS #complicity #privacy #humanRights #tech

  5. RE: mastodon.xyz/@privacyint/11661

    At #CPDP2026, sponsored by Google (Alphabet) and Microsoft, companies complicit in the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people according to the UN:

    aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/1/un

    If you can’t even abide by #BDS to show solidarity with the people of Gaza are you truly an ally?

    bdsmovement.net/microsoft

    bdsmovement.net/no-tech-oppres

    If you’re anti genocide you would be boycotting Microsoft and Google and thus boycotting #CPDP2026 which is sponsored by them.

    #israel #genocide #ethnicCleansing #apartheid #settlerColonialism #privacyInternational #CPDP #BDS #complicity #privacy #humanRights #tech

  6. When you hear that someone is a “privacy professional”, you know two things about them:

    1. That they work in the field of privacy
    2. That someone pays them to do that

    So ask:

    Who is paying you?

    (Always follow the money.)

    Based on the answer, you’ll know whether their job is to protect your privacy or to find ways of legitimising their employer’s business model that’s predicated on violating your privacy.

    Also, ask yourself: who has the most money?

    Then you’ll know who can afford to hire the largest number of “privacy professionals.” Hint: trillion-dollar corporations are called trillion-dollar corporations for a reason.

    (Wait a minute, am I really saying that most “privacy professionals” are hired to help corporations violate your privacy, not protect it? That’s a yes.)

    Finally, have a little read up on “revolving doors” to understand that for some of these “privacy professionals”, a job is just a job and they will happily flip between the two because, really, it’s all just a game to some people when you have a certain level of privilege.

    I was once censured by the Nordic Privacy Arena – a conference that “aims to be part of the privacy professional’s journey” where I was presenting a keynote – for criticising the keynote by a Facebook employee (a lawyer who was a “privacy professional”). What was that Facebook employee’s previous job, you ask? Oh, he worked at the French data protection office (CNIL). And that, kids, is what we call a revolving door.

    (Last year, Nordic Privacy Arena had four speakers from Google as well as a speaker from Capgemini – whose US subsidiary has a contract to provide surveillance and tracking services to ICE* – and Salesforce**. Not to mention a representative from the Irish Data Protection Commission. You know, the folks who enforce GDPR to the extent that they’re sued by @noybeu to do so. If you don’t know how corrupt Ireland is on this, read the excerpt from the Facebook whistleblower’s book, Careless People, that I quote in this post: ar.al/2025/03/21/careless-peop)

    And none of this is going to change if we continue with the framing of “data protection”. We must make this whole business model illegal.

    We must go beyond GDPR to GDMR: General Data Minimisation Regulation.

    ar.al/2018/11/29/gdmr-this-one

    * surveillancewatch.io/entities/
    ** dpforum.se/nordic-privacy-aren

    #CPDP2026 #CPDP #NordicPrivacyArena #dataProtection #privacyWashing #institutionalCorruption #revolvingDoors #usefulIdiots #privacy #humanRights #GDPR #GDMR

  7. When you hear that someone is a “privacy professional”, you know two things about them:

    1. That they work in the field of privacy
    2. That someone pays them to do that

    So ask:

    Who is paying you?

    (Always follow the money.)

    Based on the answer, you’ll know whether their job is to protect your privacy or to find ways of legitimising their employer’s business model that’s predicated on violating your privacy.

    Also, ask yourself: who has the most money?

    Then you’ll know who can afford to hire the largest number of “privacy professionals.” Hint: trillion-dollar corporations are called trillion-dollar corporations for a reason.

    (Wait a minute, am I really saying that most “privacy professionals” are hired to help corporations violate your privacy, not protect it? That’s a yes.)

    Finally, have a little read up on “revolving doors” to understand that for some of these “privacy professionals”, a job is just a job and they will happily flip between the two because, really, it’s all just a game to some people when you have a certain level of privilege.

    I was once censured by the Nordic Privacy Arena – a conference that “aims to be part of the privacy professional’s journey” where I was presenting a keynote – for criticising the keynote by a Facebook employee (a lawyer who was a “privacy professional”). What was that Facebook employee’s previous job, you ask? Oh, he worked at the French data protection office (CNIL). And that, kids, is what we call a revolving door.

    (Last year, Nordic Privacy Arena had four speakers from Google as well as a speaker from Capgemini – whose US subsidiary has a contract to provide surveillance and tracking services to ICE* – and Salesforce**. Not to mention a representative from the Irish Data Protection Commission. You know, the folks who enforce GDPR to the extent that they’re sued by @noybeu to do so. If you don’t know how corrupt Ireland is on this, read the excerpt from the Facebook whistleblower’s book, Careless People, that I quote in this post: ar.al/2025/03/21/careless-peop)

    And none of this is going to change if we continue with the framing of “data protection”. We must make this whole business model illegal.

    We must go beyond GDPR to GDMR: General Data Minimisation Regulation.

    ar.al/2018/11/29/gdmr-this-one

    * surveillancewatch.io/entities/
    ** dpforum.se/nordic-privacy-aren

    #CPDP2026 #CPDP #NordicPrivacyArena #dataProtection #privacyWashing #institutionalCorruption #revolvingDoors #usefulIdiots #privacy #humanRights #GDPR #GDMR

  8. When you hear that someone is a “privacy professional”, you know two things about them:

    1. That they work in the field of privacy
    2. That someone pays them to do that

    So ask:

    Who is paying you?

    (Always follow the money.)

    Based on the answer, you’ll know whether their job is to protect your privacy or to find ways of legitimising their employer’s business model that’s predicated on violating your privacy.

    Also, ask yourself: who has the most money?

    Then you’ll know who can afford to hire the largest number of “privacy professionals.” Hint: trillion-dollar corporations are called trillion-dollar corporations for a reason.

    (Wait a minute, am I really saying that most “privacy professionals” are hired to help corporations violate your privacy, not protect it? That’s a yes.)

    Finally, have a little read up on “revolving doors” to understand that for some of these “privacy professionals”, a job is just a job and they will happily flip between the two because, really, it’s all just a game to some people when you have a certain level of privilege.

    I was once censured by the Nordic Privacy Arena – a conference that “aims to be part of the privacy professional’s journey” where I was presenting a keynote – for criticising the keynote by a Facebook employee (a lawyer who was a “privacy professional”). What was that Facebook employee’s previous job, you ask? Oh, he worked at the French data protection office (CNIL). And that, kids, is what we call a revolving door.

    (Last year, Nordic Privacy Arena had four speakers from Google as well as a speaker from Capgemini – whose US subsidiary has a contract to provide surveillance and tracking services to ICE* – and Salesforce**. Not to mention a representative from the Irish Data Protection Commission. You know, the folks who enforce GDPR to the extent that they’re sued by @noybeu to do so. If you don’t know how corrupt Ireland is on this, read the excerpt from the Facebook whistleblower’s book, Careless People, that I quote in this post: ar.al/2025/03/21/careless-peop)

    And none of this is going to change if we continue with the framing of “data protection”. We must make this whole business model illegal.

    We must go beyond GDPR to GDMR: General Data Minimisation Regulation.

    ar.al/2018/11/29/gdmr-this-one

    * surveillancewatch.io/entities/
    ** dpforum.se/nordic-privacy-aren

    #CPDP2026 #CPDP #NordicPrivacyArena #dataProtection #privacyWashing #institutionalCorruption #revolvingDoors #usefulIdiots #privacy #humanRights #GDPR #GDMR

  9. When you hear that someone is a “privacy professional”, you know two things about them:

    1. That they work in the field of privacy
    2. That someone pays them to do that

    So ask:

    Who is paying you?

    (Always follow the money.)

    Based on the answer, you’ll know whether their job is to protect your privacy or to find ways of legitimising their employer’s business model that’s predicated on violating your privacy.

    Also, ask yourself: who has the most money?

    Then you’ll know who can afford to hire the largest number of “privacy professionals.” Hint: trillion-dollar corporations are called trillion-dollar corporations for a reason.

    (Wait a minute, am I really saying that most “privacy professionals” are hired to help corporations violate your privacy, not protect it? That’s a yes.)

    Finally, have a little read up on “revolving doors” to understand that for some of these “privacy professionals”, a job is just a job and they will happily flip between the two because, really, it’s all just a game to some people when you have a certain level of privilege.

    I was once censured by the Nordic Privacy Arena – a conference that “aims to be part of the privacy professional’s journey” where I was presenting a keynote – for criticising the keynote by a Facebook employee (a lawyer who was a “privacy professional”). What was that Facebook employee’s previous job, you ask? Oh, he worked at the French data protection office (CNIL). And that, kids, is what we call a revolving door.

    (Last year, Nordic Privacy Arena had four speakers from Google as well as a speaker from Capgemini – whose US subsidiary has a contract to provide surveillance and tracking services to ICE* – and Salesforce**. Not to mention a representative from the Irish Data Protection Commission. You know, the folks who enforce GDPR to the extent that they’re sued by @noybeu to do so. If you don’t know how corrupt Ireland is on this, read the excerpt from the Facebook whistleblower’s book, Careless People, that I quote in this post: ar.al/2025/03/21/careless-peop)

    And none of this is going to change if we continue with the framing of “data protection”. We must make this whole business model illegal.

    We must go beyond GDPR to GDMR: General Data Minimisation Regulation.

    ar.al/2018/11/29/gdmr-this-one

    * surveillancewatch.io/entities/
    ** dpforum.se/nordic-privacy-aren

    #CPDP2026 #CPDP #NordicPrivacyArena #dataProtection #privacyWashing #institutionalCorruption #revolvingDoors #usefulIdiots #privacy #humanRights #GDPR #GDMR

  10. When you hear that someone is a “privacy professional”, you know two things about them:

    1. That they work in the field of privacy
    2. That someone pays them to do that

    So ask:

    Who is paying you?

    (Always follow the money.)

    Based on the answer, you’ll know whether their job is to protect your privacy or to find ways of legitimising their employer’s business model that’s predicated on violating your privacy.

    Also, ask yourself: who has the most money?

    Then you’ll know who can afford to hire the largest number of “privacy professionals.” Hint: trillion-dollar corporations are called trillion-dollar corporations for a reason.

    (Wait a minute, am I really saying that most “privacy professionals” are hired to help corporations violate your privacy, not protect it? That’s a yes.)

    Finally, have a little read up on “revolving doors” to understand that for some of these “privacy professionals”, a job is just a job and they will happily flip between the two because, really, it’s all just a game to some people when you have a certain level of privilege.

    I was once censured by the Nordic Privacy Arena – a conference that “aims to be part of the privacy professional’s journey” where I was presenting a keynote – for criticising the keynote by a Facebook employee (a lawyer who was a “privacy professional”). What was that Facebook employee’s previous job, you ask? Oh, he worked at the French data protection office (CNIL). And that, kids, is what we call a revolving door.

    (Last year, Nordic Privacy Arena had four speakers from Google as well as a speaker from Capgemini – whose US subsidiary has a contract to provide surveillance and tracking services to ICE* – and Salesforce**. Not to mention a representative from the Irish Data Protection Commission. You know, the folks who enforce GDPR to the extent that they’re sued by @noybeu to do so. If you don’t know how corrupt Ireland is on this, read the excerpt from the Facebook whistleblower’s book, Careless People, that I quote in this post: ar.al/2025/03/21/careless-peop)

    And none of this is going to change if we continue with the framing of “data protection”. We must make this whole business model illegal.

    We must go beyond GDPR to GDMR: General Data Minimisation Regulation.

    ar.al/2018/11/29/gdmr-this-one

    * surveillancewatch.io/entities/
    ** dpforum.se/nordic-privacy-aren

    #CPDP2026 #CPDP #NordicPrivacyArena #dataProtection #privacyWashing #institutionalCorruption #revolvingDoors #usefulIdiots #privacy #humanRights #GDPR #GDMR

  11. RE: eupolicy.social/@ilumium/11660

    Big Tech loves to sponsor so-called “human rights” and “privacy and data protection” conferences for the same reason Big Tobacco loves to sponsor healthcare conferences.

    As you can see, the European Conference on Tobacco or Health, for example, is sponsored by Philip Morris, British American Tobacco, and Altria Group*, just like #CPDP2026 is sponsored by Google, Microsoft, and TikTok**.

    Oh wait, they’re not.

    Because, unlike CPDP, they’re not a bunch of hypocrites and useful idiots working to legitimise the worst surveillance capitalists and people farmers – not to mention, these days, corporations complicit in literal genocide – for profit.

    I wrote this ten years ago:

    ar.al/notes/why-im-not-speakin

    Nothing has changed. And nothing will change as long as people with legitimacy continue to normalise these scams by attending, promoting, and speaking at them.

    * ectoh.org/sponsor/
    ** cpdpconferences.org/#sponsors

    #CPDP #CPDP2026 #privacyWashing

  12. Crossposting for an EU project that we're running. Sorry for the late notice, but you can still register (but please do so now so that we get catering for you)

    ‪PQCSA‬
    How will post-quantum cryptography reshape privacy? PQCSA hosts a workshop on “Privacy in the Post-Quantum Era: Challenges and Migration Strategies” ahead of #CPDP.
    📅 May 19 | Brussels
    ✅ Free
    👉 Info & registration: cryptoexperts.com/pqcsa-worksh

  13. I enjoyed last week’s big annual privacy conference in Brussels (#CPDP), as usual. It’s the best place to hear about the latest research and policy action, and to talk in person to many experts in the field.

    The new venue is great — spacious and green. My fondness for the old one has been rather damaged by being assaulted near it yesterday, on the way for a lunchtime swim (which helps hugely with the at-times agonising spinal injury I’ve had for the last month) :catto:

  14. A conference on digital society sponsored by Google & Tiktok?
    @republica and #CPDP do exactly that. We think Big Tech sponsoring should have no place there. Instead of accepting Google sponsorship, let's build up pressure jointly to break up Google.
    lobbycontrol.de/macht-der-digi

  15. This week's net.wars, "Dangerous corner", goes to CPDP and finds that privacy issues have expanded to include the electrical grid and farming. "Simplify!" says the EU. For whose benefit? netwars.pelicancrossing.net/20 #NetWars #privacy #HumanRights #CPDP

  16. Unsere Kritik am Big Tech Sponsoring für die Datenschutzkonferenz #CPDP in Brüssel wirkt: Am Freitag wird es erste interne Diskussionen über das Sponsoring geben.
    Hier weitere Infos zur Kritik am Big Tech Sponsoring der CPDP:
    lobbycontrol.de/pressemitteilu

  17. tomorrow i will be with @dasha at #CPDP in Brussels. We will attend some conferences before going live on Avatar.fm on dublab.de at 17.30 for some critical and cylical reaction talk >>> cpdpconferences.org/avatar-fm :))

  18. @noybeu
    👉 Hey, are you really OK with the sponsors of #cpdp ?

    I didn't get into #privacy advocacy to put finances first, and to be insouciant about creeping corruption and #privacywashing .

    👋 I think CPDP would be a good place to start a conversation about the standards we uphold as a community of advocates.

    cpdpconferences.org/sponsors-p

  19. Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection (CPDP) is a conference funded and organised by Google, Microsoft, and TikTok (platinum sponsors get to help organise panels and participate on the main stage).

    #CPDP #CPDPConference #CPDP2025 #CPDPConference2025 #privacy #humanRights #privacyWashing

  20. Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection (CPDP) is a conference funded and organised by Google, Microsoft, and TikTok (platinum sponsors get to help organise panels and participate on the main stage).

    #CPDP #CPDPConference #CPDP2025 #CPDPConference2025 #privacy #humanRights #privacyWashing

  21. Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection (CPDP) is a conference funded and organised by Google, Microsoft, and TikTok (platinum sponsors get to help organise panels and participate on the main stage).

    #CPDP #CPDPConference #CPDP2025 #CPDPConference2025 #privacy #humanRights #privacyWashing

  22. Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection (CPDP) is a conference funded and organised by Google, Microsoft, and TikTok (platinum sponsors get to help organise panels and participate on the main stage).

    #CPDP #CPDPConference #CPDP2025 #CPDPConference2025 #privacy #humanRights #privacyWashing

  23. Computers, Privacy, and Data Protection (CPDP) is a conference funded and organised by Google, Microsoft, and TikTok (platinum sponsors get to help organise panels and participate on the main stage).

    #CPDP #CPDPConference #CPDP2025 #CPDPConference2025 #privacy #humanRights #privacyWashing

  24. @C__CS Glad to see such an event sponsored by champions of privacy and data protection like Google, Microsoft, TikTok, and Uber.

    #CPDP #CPDPConference #privacyWashing #BigTech

  25. Have fun at CPDP everyone!

    For the first time since 2010 I will miss it this year; I’m on sabbatical in Berlin.

    I have enormous fomo though.

    #cpdp #privacy

  26. "GDPR Procedural Regulation - Reinforcing Trust in GDPR Enforcement"

    Organised by powered by TikTok

    More information: cpdp.be/54421

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  27. "GDPR Procedural Regulation - Reinforcing Trust in GDPR Enforcement"

    Organised by powered by TikTok

    More information: cpdp.be/54421

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  28. "GDPR Procedural Regulation - Reinforcing Trust in GDPR Enforcement"

    Organised by powered by TikTok

    More information: cpdp.be/54421

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  29. "GDPR Procedural Regulation - Reinforcing Trust in GDPR Enforcement"

    Organised by powered by TikTok

    More information: cpdp.be/54421

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  30. "GDPR Procedural Regulation - Reinforcing Trust in GDPR Enforcement"

    Organised by powered by TikTok

    More information: cpdp.be/54421

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  31. "AI Regulation and the Limits of Data Protection"
     
    Organised by The Cordell Institute for Policy in Medicine & Law, Washington University in St. Louis, USA with Neil Richards (moderator), @hartzog, Claire Boine, Carolina Foglia, Orla Lynskey

    More information: cpdp.be/1633

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  32. "Generative AI in Academia: Navigating Challenges and Opportunities Beyond IP"

    Organised by Haifa Center for Law & Technology, University of Haifa with Tal Zarsky (moderator), Eldar Haber, Nathalie Smuha, Paula Cipierre, Courtney Bowman

    More information: cpdp.be/2129

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  33. "Towards the Digital Fairness Act: How to Better Protect People from Harmful Commercial Practices Online"

    Organised by @beuc with Urs Buscke (moderator), Maria-Myrto Kanellopoulou, Simona De Heer, Ilya Bruggeman, Frithjof Michaelsen

    More information: cpdp.be/3387

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  34. "Japan's “Act on the Protection of Personal Information“ Triennial Review and Current Status for AI Regulation"

    Organised by Meiji University with Yasutaka Machimura (moderator), Yoichiro Itakura, Akemi Yokota, Laura Drechsler

    More information: cpdp.be/4182

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  35. "Data Protection Authorities’ Cooperation in the Age of AI: The Network Effect"

    Organised by European Commission (DG JUST) with Tamar Kaldani (moderator), Louisa Klingvall, Declan McDowell-Naylor, Idil Uzun, Beatriz de Anchorena

    More information: cpdp.be/4319

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  36. "The DSA as a tool in the fight against gender-based violence"

    Organised by LSTS with @ggf (moderator), Asha Allen, Elisabetta Stringhi, Aleksandra Kuczerawy, Farieha Aziz

    More information: cpdp.be/4576

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  37. "Effective Transparency and User Controls: Are We Close to a Breakthrough?"

    Organised by Humboldt Institut für Internet und Gesellschaft (HIIG) with Anja Wyrobek (moderator), Christina Michelakaki, mastodon.social/@maxschrems, Max von Grafenstein, Malte Beyer-Katzenberger

    More information: cpdp.be/4761

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  38. "Can a fair power balance be achieved in the Web ecosystem with the help of Computer Science research?"

    Organised by @inria with @nataliabielova (moderator), @siodmy, Sepideh Ghanavati, Cristiana Santos, Karel Kubicek

    More information: cpdp.be/4865

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  39. "Emerging Patterns in EU Digital Regulation"

    Organised by CPDP with Nóra Ni Loideain (moderator), Karolina Mojzesowicz, Anu Talus, @spielkamp, Maximilian von Grafenstein, Charly Helleputte

    More information: cpdp.be/6339

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  40. "The DPO Universales: Crossing Borders on a Bumpy Road"

    Organised by Uber with Carolien Michielsen (moderator), Renato Leite Montero, Helena Koning, Isabelle Vereecken

    More information: cpdp.be/7144

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  41. "Navigating the Interface Between the AI Act and GDPR: Combining Innovation and Privacy in Europe"

    Organised by @EDPS with @EDPS_secretary_general (moderator), Markus Wünschelbaum, Uljan Sharka, Ignasi Belda, Marietje Schaake

    More information: cpdp.be/7146

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  42. "International Data Transfers and Stakeholders on the Ground"

    Organised by @CPDPconferences with Hielke Hijmans (moderator), Finn Myrstad, Jacques Mandrillon, Estelle Masse, Teodora Lalova-Spinks

    More information: cpdp.be/7245

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  43. "GDPR and Collective Redress"

    Organised by
    @noybeu with Jennifer Baker (moderator), @maxschrems Sean O'Sullivan, Ianika Tzankova, Charles Demoulin

    More information: cpdp.be/7263

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025

  44. "The Evolution of PETs in Digital Ads: Genuine Privacy Innovation or Market Power Play?" 

    Organised by Mozilla with Kirsten Nelson-de Búrca (moderator), Graham Mudd, Vincenzo Tiani, Arletta Gorecka, Aymeric Pontvianne

    More information: cpdp.be/7148

    #CPDP.ai #CPDP2025 #TheWorldisWatching #CPDP2025