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Privacy Issues in Practice – Part II

Privacy Issues in Practice – Part II. Introduction to Privacy and the GDPR. Simone Fischer-Hübner. IV. Privacy Risks of Social Networks – Social Network Analysis. Social Network Analysis / Profiling by: Employers Schools / Universities Tax authorities Law Enforcement Insurances

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Privacy Issues in Practice – Part II

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  1. PrivacyIssues in Practice – Part II Introduction to Privacy and the GDPR Simone Fischer-Hübner

  2. IV. PrivacyRisks of Social Networks – Social NetworkAnalysis Social NetworkAnalysis/Profiling by: • Employers • Schools/Universities • Tax authorities • LawEnforcement • Insurances • Hackers • ….. https://computer.howstuffworks.com/internet/social-networking/information/how-online-social-networks-work2.htm http://www.paulronge.se/skatteverket-i-don-quijote-attack-mot-bloggare

  3. New types of derived data Kosinski, M., Stillwell, D., & Graepel, T. (2013). Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 110(15), 5802-5805.

  4. V. Privacy Risks & Challenges of Big Data • The sheerscaleof data collection, tracking, profiling & detailof the data, from many different sources • Securityof data • Transparency • Inaccuracy, discrimination, exclusion & economicimbalance • Increasedpossibilitiesofgovernmentsurveillance (Art. 29 WP - Opinion 03/2013 on purpose limitation)

  5. Personal Discrimination in Online Ad Delivery Source: Latanya Sweeney, https://arxiv.org/abs/1301.6822

  6. Gender Discrimination ….. Google’s online advertising system, for instance, showed an ad for high-income jobs to men much more often than it showed the ad to women, a new study by Carnegie Mellon University researchers found. (JULY 9, 2015)

  7. Price Discrimination

  8. Predictive Policing

  9. VI. Lack of controlrelated to Cloud Computing (Art. 29 WP Opinion 05/2012) • Lack ofTransparency in regardto Cloud Service’s operations: • Chainwithmultiple processors & subcontractors • Different geographiclocationswithin the EEA • Transfer to 3rd countriesoutside the EEA • Disclosurerequests by lawenforcement • Lack ofIntervenability: • Lack oftools provided for exercising data subjects’ rights CRM SalesManagement - SaaS Business IntelligenceDatabase - PaaS Backup Computation - PaaS StorageComputation -- PaaS Picture after: Siani Pearson, NordSec2014

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