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Rights First: Principles for Digital Platforms Regulation | Human Rights Law Centre

#regulation #digitalrights | The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Albanese Government to combat misinformation which is poisoning Australia's democracy as part of a new report: Rights-First: Principles for Digital Platform Regulation.

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Misguided: AI regulation needs a shift in focus | Internet Policy Review

#regulation #AI | Is the current regulatory focus on AI misguided? AI-based services are produced in agile production environments that are decades in the making and concentrated in the hands of a few companies. This article illustrates how AI is only the latest output of these production environments, gives an overview of the socio-technical as well as political-economic concerns these

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Position paper: GDPR enforcement done right - European Digital Rights (EDRi)

#GDPR #regulation | There is an urgent need to enhance legal certainty and prevent actions that undermine the effectiveness of and trust in GDPR enforcement. EDRi and Access Now have co-drafted a position paper on the EU Proposal for additional procedural rules concerning the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

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Underexplored Ways to Regulate Social Media | TechPolicy.Press

#regulation | There are opportunities for regulators to dive deeper into less-emphasized areas for intervention.

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The Myth of Individual Control: Mapping the Limitations of Privacy Self-management

#regulation #data #datajustice #care #privacy | People's privacy choices are typically irrational, involuntary and/or circumventable due to human limitations, corporate tricks, legal loopholes and the complexities of modern data processing. Moreover, the self-management approach ignores the consequences that individual privacy choices have on other people and society at large. Regarding future research, we argue that the focus should not be on whether privacy self-management can be fixed by making it more user-friendly or efficient – it cannot. The concept is based on fundamentally wrong assumptions. To meaningfully address the potentials and dangers of personal data processing in the 21st century, a shift away from relying purely on individual control is inevitable. We discuss potential ways forward, stressing the need for government intervention to regulate the social impact of personal data processing.

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Terms of Service; Didn't Read - edit tool

#collaborative #GDPR #legal #regulation | I have read and understood the terms of service is the biggest lie on the Internet. We aim to fix that.

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