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  1. Freundliche Warnung an alle, die sich für #REWEPay entschieden haben sollten:

    Löscht es und nutzt andere Zahlungs-Methoden! Ihr zahlt mehr als nur Geld. Ihr zahlt mit sehr sensiblen Daten. #PrivacyByDefault ist das nicht! Zahlung via SEPA (z. B. beim Liefer-Dienst) hat ebenso eine Bonitäts-Prüfung, dort via Schufa. Da kommst Du vermutlich nicht raus.

    Quelle: bsky.app/profile/wenig-worte.b

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  2. Freundliche Warnung an alle, die sich für #REWEPay entschieden haben sollten:

    Löscht es und nutzt andere Zahlungs-Methoden! Ihr zahlt mehr als nur Geld. Ihr zahlt mit sehr sensiblen Daten. #PrivacyByDefault ist das nicht! Zahlung via SEPA (z. B. beim Liefer-Dienst) hat ebenso eine Bonitäts-Prüfung, dort via Schufa. Da kommst Du vermutlich nicht raus.

    Quelle: bsky.app/profile/wenig-worte.b

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  3. Freundliche Warnung an alle, die sich für #REWEPay entschieden haben sollten:

    Löscht es und nutzt andere Zahlungs-Methoden! Ihr zahlt mehr als nur Geld. Ihr zahlt mit sehr sensiblen Daten. #PrivacyByDefault ist das nicht! Zahlung via SEPA (z. B. beim Liefer-Dienst) hat ebenso eine Bonitäts-Prüfung, dort via Schufa. Da kommst Du vermutlich nicht raus.

    Quelle: bsky.app/profile/wenig-worte.b

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  4. Freundliche Warnung an alle, die sich für #REWEPay entschieden haben sollten:

    Löscht es und nutzt andere Zahlungs-Methoden! Ihr zahlt mehr als nur Geld. Ihr zahlt mit sehr sensiblen Daten. #PrivacyByDefault ist das nicht! Zahlung via SEPA (z. B. beim Liefer-Dienst) hat ebenso eine Bonitäts-Prüfung, dort via Schufa. Da kommst Du vermutlich nicht raus.

    Quelle: bsky.app/profile/wenig-worte.b

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  5. Freundliche Warnung an alle, die sich für #REWEPay entschieden haben sollten:

    Löscht es und nutzt andere Zahlungs-Methoden! Ihr zahlt mehr als nur Geld. Ihr zahlt mit sehr sensiblen Daten. #PrivacyByDefault ist das nicht! Zahlung via SEPA (z. B. beim Liefer-Dienst) hat ebenso eine Bonitäts-Prüfung, dort via Schufa. Da kommst Du vermutlich nicht raus.

    Quelle: bsky.app/profile/wenig-worte.b

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  6. 🚌 Der Vorschlag, Cookie-Banner über den #DigitalOmnibus abzuschaffen, soll gestrichen werden.

    Reminder: Die Cookie-Banner sind keine Erfindung des Datenschutzes, sondern der Tracking-Industrie.

    #Datenschutz bietet längst bessere Lösungen: #DoNotTrack, #PrivacyByDefault und #PrivacyByDesign.

    Weitere Infos von @noybeu: noyb.eu/de/eu-member-states-an

    🥠 Wir freuen uns darüber nur aus einem einzigen Grund: Endlich können wir die Fotos unserer Glückskekse posten. 🙃

    Fotos: Photothek Liesa Johannssen

  7. 🚌 Der Vorschlag, Cookie-Banner über den #DigitalOmnibus abzuschaffen, soll gestrichen werden.

    Reminder: Die Cookie-Banner sind keine Erfindung des Datenschutzes, sondern der Tracking-Industrie.

    #Datenschutz bietet längst bessere Lösungen: #DoNotTrack, #PrivacyByDefault und #PrivacyByDesign.

    Weitere Infos von @noybeu: noyb.eu/de/eu-member-states-an

    🥠 Wir freuen uns darüber nur aus einem einzigen Grund: Endlich können wir die Fotos unserer Glückskekse posten. 🙃

    Fotos: Photothek Liesa Johannssen

  8. 🚌 Der Vorschlag, Cookie-Banner über den #DigitalOmnibus abzuschaffen, soll gestrichen werden.

    Reminder: Die Cookie-Banner sind keine Erfindung des Datenschutzes, sondern der Tracking-Industrie.

    #Datenschutz bietet längst bessere Lösungen: #DoNotTrack, #PrivacyByDefault und #PrivacyByDesign.

    Weitere Infos von @noybeu: noyb.eu/de/eu-member-states-an

    🥠 Wir freuen uns darüber nur aus einem einzigen Grund: Endlich können wir die Fotos unserer Glückskekse posten. 🙃

    Fotos: Photothek Liesa Johannssen

  9. 🚌 Der Vorschlag, Cookie-Banner über den #DigitalOmnibus abzuschaffen, soll gestrichen werden.

    Reminder: Die Cookie-Banner sind keine Erfindung des Datenschutzes, sondern der Tracking-Industrie.

    #Datenschutz bietet längst bessere Lösungen: #DoNotTrack, #PrivacyByDefault und #PrivacyByDesign.

    Weitere Infos von @noybeu: noyb.eu/de/eu-member-states-an

    🥠 Wir freuen uns darüber nur aus einem einzigen Grund: Endlich können wir die Fotos unserer Glückskekse posten. 🙃

    Fotos: Photothek Liesa Johannssen

  10. 🚌 Der Vorschlag, Cookie-Banner über den #DigitalOmnibus abzuschaffen, soll gestrichen werden.

    Reminder: Die Cookie-Banner sind keine Erfindung des Datenschutzes, sondern der Tracking-Industrie.

    #Datenschutz bietet längst bessere Lösungen: #DoNotTrack, #PrivacyByDefault und #PrivacyByDesign.

    Weitere Infos von @noybeu: noyb.eu/de/eu-member-states-an

    🥠 Wir freuen uns darüber nur aus einem einzigen Grund: Endlich können wir die Fotos unserer Glückskekse posten. 🙃

    Fotos: Photothek Liesa Johannssen

  11. Deutsche Wohnen: DSGVO-Bußgeld drastisch reduziert

    Wer erinnert sich noch an das erste „deutsche“ Millionenbußgeld? Genau, damals im Oktober 2019 war’s. Der Fall Deutsche Wohnen hat das Datenschutzrecht in Deutschland über Jahre beschäftigt. Vom Rekordbußgeld über den EuGH bis zur finalen Entscheidung des LG Berlin I zeigt das Verfahren, wie komplex(...)
    dr-datenschutz.de/deutsche-woh

    #Bußgeld #EuGH #Haftung #Löschkonzept #PrivacyByDefault

  12. Deutsche Wohnen: DSGVO-Bußgeld drastisch reduziert

    Wer erinnert sich noch an das erste „deutsche“ Millionenbußgeld? Genau, damals im Oktober 2019 war’s. Der Fall Deutsche Wohnen hat das Datenschutzrecht in Deutschland über Jahre beschäftigt. Vom Rekordbußgeld über den EuGH bis zur finalen Entscheidung des LG Berlin I zeigt das Verfahren, wie komplex(...)
    dr-datenschutz.de/deutsche-woh

    #Bußgeld #EuGH #Haftung #Löschkonzept #PrivacyByDefault

  13. Proton’s Born Private Initiative

    Proton’s Born Private initiative lets parents reserve private email addresses for children. Here is why that matters for privacy and digital identity.

    beitmenotyou.online/protons-bo

  14. Proton’s Born Private Initiative

    Proton’s Born Private initiative lets parents reserve private email addresses for children. Here is why that matters for privacy and digital identity.

    beitmenotyou.online/protons-bo

  15. Any piece of Software that lets you share Media with others, be it #messengers like #signal or SMPs like #mastodon or #bluesky, should prompt you to decide, whether you want to keep, change or delete the #metadata of the media file.

    The same goes imo for any application, that lets you insert media files into larger documents, like #zettlr, #joplin, #LibreOffice, etc.

    All these applications should offer both, a default setting AND a per-file prompt/switch that allows to make this decision.

    This is BETTER than stripping metadata silently by default because:

    * it creates awareness for the issue with the user base.
    * I do not have to remember for each application I work with, how it handles the problem. (I should not have to read through the docs for this!)
    * thus I will not have to use third party tools to remove metadata each time i share a pic, when it is actually done by the main application anyway.
    * last but not least, there are cases where it is better or even important to preserve metadata.

    #foss #privacy #privacybydefault

  16. Any piece of Software that lets you share Media with others, be it #messengers like #signal or SMPs like #mastodon or #bluesky, should prompt you to decide, whether you want to keep, change or delete the #metadata of the media file.

    The same goes imo for any application, that lets you insert media files into larger documents, like #zettlr, #joplin, #LibreOffice, etc.

    All these applications should offer both, a default setting AND a per-file prompt/switch that allows to make this decision.

    This is BETTER than stripping metadata silently by default because:

    * it creates awareness for the issue with the user base.
    * I do not have to remember for each application I work with, how it handles the problem. (I should not have to read through the docs for this!)
    * thus I will not have to use third party tools to remove metadata each time i share a pic, when it is actually done by the main application anyway.
    * last but not least, there are cases where it is better or even important to preserve metadata.

    #foss #privacy #privacybydefault

  17. Any piece of Software that lets you share Media with others, be it #messengers like #signal or SMPs like #mastodon or #bluesky, should prompt you to decide, whether you want to keep, change or delete the #metadata of the media file.

    The same goes imo for any application, that lets you insert media files into larger documents, like #zettlr, #joplin, #LibreOffice, etc.

    All these applications should offer both, a default setting AND a per-file prompt/switch that allows to make this decision.

    This is BETTER than stripping metadata silently by default because:

    * it creates awareness for the issue with the user base.
    * I do not have to remember for each application I work with, how it handles the problem. (I should not have to read through the docs for this!)
    * thus I will not have to use third party tools to remove metadata each time i share a pic, when it is actually done by the main application anyway.
    * last but not least, there are cases where it is better or even important to preserve metadata.

    #foss #privacy #privacybydefault

  18. Any piece of Software that lets you share Media with others, be it #messengers like #signal or SMPs like #mastodon or #bluesky, should prompt you to decide, whether you want to keep, change or delete the #metadata of the media file.

    The same goes imo for any application, that lets you insert media files into larger documents, like #zettlr, #joplin, #LibreOffice, etc.

    All these applications should offer both, a default setting AND a per-file prompt/switch that allows to make this decision.

    This is BETTER than stripping metadata silently by default because:

    * it creates awareness for the issue with the user base.
    * I do not have to remember for each application I work with, how it handles the problem. (I should not have to read through the docs for this!)
    * thus I will not have to use third party tools to remove metadata each time i share a pic, when it is actually done by the main application anyway.
    * last but not least, there are cases where it is better or even important to preserve metadata.

    #foss #privacy #privacybydefault

  19. Any piece of Software that lets you share Media with others, be it #messengers like #signal or SMPs like #mastodon or #bluesky, should prompt you to decide, whether you want to keep, change or delete the #metadata of the media file.

    The same goes imo for any application, that lets you insert media files into larger documents, like #zettlr, #joplin, #LibreOffice, etc.

    All these applications should offer both, a default setting AND a per-file prompt/switch that allows to make this decision.

    This is BETTER than stripping metadata silently by default because:

    * it creates awareness for the issue with the user base.
    * I do not have to remember for each application I work with, how it handles the problem. (I should not have to read through the docs for this!)
    * thus I will not have to use third party tools to remove metadata each time i share a pic, when it is actually done by the main application anyway.
    * last but not least, there are cases where it is better or even important to preserve metadata.

    #foss #privacy #privacybydefault

  20. @itsfoss There's only one ( 1 ) cross-platform #FOSS browser that comes with sane privacy defaults including non-Big Tech search engine and adblocker.

    I'd love to be proven wrong.

    #BraveBrowser #Brave #privacybydefault

  21. @itsfoss There's only one ( 1 ) cross-platform #FOSS browser that comes with sane privacy defaults including non-Big Tech search engine and adblocker.

    I'd love to be proven wrong.

    #BraveBrowser #Brave #privacybydefault

  22. @itsfoss There's only one ( 1 ) cross-platform #FOSS browser that comes with sane privacy defaults including non-Big Tech search engine and adblocker.

    I'd love to be proven wrong.

    #BraveBrowser #Brave #privacybydefault

  23. @itsfoss There's only one ( 1 ) cross-platform #FOSS browser that comes with sane privacy defaults including non-Big Tech search engine and adblocker.

    I'd love to be proven wrong.

    #BraveBrowser #Brave #privacybydefault

  24. @itsfoss There's only one ( 1 ) cross-platform #FOSS browser that comes with sane privacy defaults including non-Big Tech search engine and adblocker.

    I'd love to be proven wrong.

    #BraveBrowser #Brave #privacybydefault

  25. Femtech: Datenschutz und der Gender Data Gap

    Der erste Artikel in dieser Serie hat den Begriff "Femtech" und die Wichtigkeit des Datenschutzes in der neuen Industrie erklärt. Der zweite Artikel legt einen Fokus auf die Datenlücken bei Frauengesundheit. Er zeigt, wie Femtech helfen kann, diese Lücken zu schließen und was dabei zu beachten ist.(...)
    dr-datenschutz.de/femtech-date

    #Gesundheitsdaten #PrivacyByDefault #PrivacyByDesign

  26. Femtech: Datenschutz und der Gender Data Gap

    Der erste Artikel in dieser Serie hat den Begriff "Femtech" und die Wichtigkeit des Datenschutzes in der neuen Industrie erklärt. Der zweite Artikel legt einen Fokus auf die Datenlücken bei Frauengesundheit. Er zeigt, wie Femtech helfen kann, diese Lücken zu schließen und was dabei zu beachten ist.(...)
    dr-datenschutz.de/femtech-date

    #Gesundheitsdaten #PrivacyByDefault #PrivacyByDesign

  27. @linuxallday Idea for a follow-up poll: which cross-platform #FOSS browser would you recommend to a non-tech-savvy person that will work with good #privacy defaults* out of the box?

    * Non big tech search engine, ad and tracker blocking - all by default with no need for extensions or any tweaking.

    #gooddefaults #privacybydefault

  28. @linuxallday Idea for a follow-up poll: which cross-platform #FOSS browser would you recommend to a non-tech-savvy person that will work with good #privacy defaults* out of the box?

    * Non big tech search engine, ad and tracker blocking - all by default with no need for extensions or any tweaking.

    #gooddefaults #privacybydefault

  29. @linuxallday Idea for a follow-up poll: which cross-platform #FOSS browser would you recommend to a non-tech-savvy person that will work with good #privacy defaults* out of the box?

    * Non big tech search engine, ad and tracker blocking - all by default with no need for extensions or any tweaking.

    #gooddefaults #privacybydefault

  30. @linuxallday Idea for a follow-up poll: which cross-platform #FOSS browser would you recommend to a non-tech-savvy person that will work with good #privacy defaults* out of the box?

    * Non big tech search engine, ad and tracker blocking - all by default with no need for extensions or any tweaking.

    #gooddefaults #privacybydefault

  31. @linuxallday Idea for a follow-up poll: which cross-platform #FOSS browser would you recommend to a non-tech-savvy person that will work with good #privacy defaults* out of the box?

    * Non big tech search engine, ad and tracker blocking - all by default with no need for extensions or any tweaking.

    #gooddefaults #privacybydefault

  32. Maximum Anonymity
    With Whonix, your real IP never touches the internet, every connection is routed through a secure, leak-proof system.

    #Whonix #AnonymityOnline #NoIPLeaks #PrivacyByDefault #SecureByDesign #TorPowered #CyberDefense

  33. Maximum Anonymity
    With Whonix, your real IP never touches the internet, every connection is routed through a secure, leak-proof system.

  34. Maximum Anonymity
    With Whonix, your real IP never touches the internet, every connection is routed through a secure, leak-proof system.

    #Whonix #AnonymityOnline #NoIPLeaks #PrivacyByDefault #SecureByDesign #TorPowered #CyberDefense

  35. Maximum Anonymity
    With Whonix, your real IP never touches the internet, every connection is routed through a secure, leak-proof system.

    #Whonix #AnonymityOnline #NoIPLeaks #PrivacyByDefault #SecureByDesign #TorPowered #CyberDefense

  36. Badwolf browser, made by @[email protected], has won me over using it as my primary browser over the past week. Simple, no frills, private, with no JS by default(easily enabled with button when you need it).

    Even managed to make some quick n' dirty mods to the source for the few things I missed:
    - have a home page when opening for first time
    - added a key shortcut to open a new "search" tab which opens a search engine page

    thanks for all your hard work on this!
    ​:blobcat_meltheart:​
    #browers #webgtk #privacybydefault

  37. Badwolf browser, made by @[email protected], has won me over using it as my primary browser over the past week. Simple, no frills, private, with no JS by default(easily enabled with button when you need it).

    Even managed to make some quick n' dirty mods to the source for the few things I missed:
    - have a home page when opening for first time
    - added a key shortcut to open a new "search" tab which opens a search engine page

    thanks for all your hard work on this!
    ​:blobcat_meltheart:​
    #browers #webgtk #privacybydefault

  38. Badwolf browser, made by @[email protected], has won me over using it as my primary browser over the past week. Simple, no frills, private, with no JS by default(easily enabled with button when you need it).

    Even managed to make some quick n' dirty mods to the source for the few things I missed:
    - have a home page when opening for first time
    - added a key shortcut to open a new "search" tab which opens a search engine page

    thanks for all your hard work on this!
    ​:blobcat_meltheart:​
    #browers #webgtk #privacybydefault

  39. Badwolf browser, made by @[email protected], has won me over using it as my primary browser over the past week. Simple, no frills, private, with no JS by default(easily enabled with button when you need it).

    Even managed to make some quick n' dirty mods to the source for the few things I missed:
    - have a home page when opening for first time
    - added a key shortcut to open a new "search" tab which opens a search engine page

    thanks for all your hard work on this!
    ​:blobcat_meltheart:​
    #browers #webgtk #privacybydefault

  40. Badwolf browser, made by @[email protected], has won me over using it as my primary browser over the past week. Simple, no frills, private, with no JS by default(easily enabled with button when you need it).

    Even managed to make some quick n' dirty mods to the source for the few things I missed:
    - have a home page when opening for first time
    - added a key shortcut to open a new "search" tab which opens a search engine page

    thanks for all your hard work on this!
    ​:blobcat_meltheart:​
    #browers #webgtk #privacybydefault

  41. Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    Home | Updates | Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    4 Nov 2025

    Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    Users can manage privacy, security and AI Assistant permissions directly from the homepage.

    Perplexity has unveiled new privacy features for its AI-powered browser, Comet, designed to give users clearer control over their data. The updates include a new homepage widget called Privacy Snapshot, which allows people to review and adjust privacy settings in one place.

    The widget provides a real-time view of how Comet protects users online and simplifies settings for ad blocking, tracker management and data access. Users can toggle permissions for the Comet Assistant directly from the homepage.

    Comet’s updated AI Assistant settings now show precisely how data is used, including where it is stored locally or shared for processing. Sensitive information such as passwords and payment details remain securely stored on the user’s device.

    Perplexity said the changes reinforce its ‘privacy by default’ approach, an important principle in EU data protection law, combining ad blocking, safe browsing and transparent data handling. The new features are available in the latest Comet update across desktop and mobile platforms.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    Tags: AI Assistant, Comet, Comet Browser, Desktop, EU Data Protection Law, Mobile, Privacy, Privacy by Default, Privacy Snapshot, Users Control, Widget

    #AIAssistant #Comet #CometBrowser #Desktop #EUDataProtectionLaw #Mobile #Privacy #PrivacyByDefault #PrivacySnapshot #UsersControl #Widget

  42. Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    Home | Updates | Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    4 Nov 2025

    Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    Users can manage privacy, security and AI Assistant permissions directly from the homepage.

    Perplexity has unveiled new privacy features for its AI-powered browser, Comet, designed to give users clearer control over their data. The updates include a new homepage widget called Privacy Snapshot, which allows people to review and adjust privacy settings in one place.

    The widget provides a real-time view of how Comet protects users online and simplifies settings for ad blocking, tracker management and data access. Users can toggle permissions for the Comet Assistant directly from the homepage.

    Comet’s updated AI Assistant settings now show precisely how data is used, including where it is stored locally or shared for processing. Sensitive information such as passwords and payment details remain securely stored on the user’s device.

    Perplexity said the changes reinforce its ‘privacy by default’ approach, an important principle in EU data protection law, combining ad blocking, safe browsing and transparent data handling. The new features are available in the latest Comet update across desktop and mobile platforms.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    Tags: AI Assistant, Comet, Comet Browser, Desktop, EU Data Protection Law, Mobile, Privacy, Privacy by Default, Privacy Snapshot, Users Control, Widget

    #AIAssistant #Comet #CometBrowser #Desktop #EUDataProtectionLaw #Mobile #Privacy #PrivacyByDefault #PrivacySnapshot #UsersControl #Widget

  43. Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    Home | Updates | Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    4 Nov 2025

    Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    Users can manage privacy, security and AI Assistant permissions directly from the homepage.

    Perplexity has unveiled new privacy features for its AI-powered browser, Comet, designed to give users clearer control over their data. The updates include a new homepage widget called Privacy Snapshot, which allows people to review and adjust privacy settings in one place.

    The widget provides a real-time view of how Comet protects users online and simplifies settings for ad blocking, tracker management and data access. Users can toggle permissions for the Comet Assistant directly from the homepage.

    Comet’s updated AI Assistant settings now show precisely how data is used, including where it is stored locally or shared for processing. Sensitive information such as passwords and payment details remain securely stored on the user’s device.

    Perplexity said the changes reinforce its ‘privacy by default’ approach, an important principle in EU data protection law, combining ad blocking, safe browsing and transparent data handling. The new features are available in the latest Comet update across desktop and mobile platforms.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    #AIAssistant #Comet #CometBrowser #Desktop #EUDataProtectionLaw #Mobile #Privacy #PrivacyByDefault #PrivacySnapshot #UsersControl #Widget

  44. Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    Home | Updates | Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    4 Nov 2025

    Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands

    Users can manage privacy, security and AI Assistant permissions directly from the homepage.

    Perplexity has unveiled new privacy features for its AI-powered browser, Comet, designed to give users clearer control over their data. The updates include a new homepage widget called Privacy Snapshot, which allows people to review and adjust privacy settings in one place.

    The widget provides a real-time view of how Comet protects users online and simplifies settings for ad blocking, tracker management and data access. Users can toggle permissions for the Comet Assistant directly from the homepage.

    Comet’s updated AI Assistant settings now show precisely how data is used, including where it is stored locally or shared for processing. Sensitive information such as passwords and payment details remain securely stored on the user’s device.

    Perplexity said the changes reinforce its ‘privacy by default’ approach, an important principle in EU data protection law, combining ad blocking, safe browsing and transparent data handling. The new features are available in the latest Comet update across desktop and mobile platforms.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Comet browser update puts privacy in users’ hands | Digital Watch Observatory

    #AIAssistant #Comet #CometBrowser #Desktop #EUDataProtectionLaw #Mobile #Privacy #PrivacyByDefault #PrivacySnapshot #UsersControl #Widget

  45. Soziale Netzwerke rechtmäßig nutzen
    – So geht‘s – Handreichung der @bfdi zur Nutzung sozialer Netzwerke durch öffentliche Stellen des Bundes:
    👉 bfdi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downlo (22.8.2025)

    Was öffentlichen Stellen des Bundes beachten müssen:

    ✅ Rechtsgrundlage
    ✅ Transparenz
    #Datenschutz-Folgenabschätzung
    #PrivacyByDefault
    ✅ Keine Exklusivität
    ✅ Nutzungsleitfaden

    #SocialMedia #Datenschutz #TeamDatenschutz #BfDI #Facebook #Meta #TikTok