Data Privacy and Consent | Fred Cate | TEDxIndianaUniversity
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2020
- Dr. Fred Cate’s talk revolves around the current approach to data privacy. He analyzes the role that consent plays in data protection and privacy today, grappling with how we manage consent in a world in which data is constantly being inferred about us. In a chaotic world, he emphasizes that it is important that we ask for consent in a meaningful and effective manner. Fred H. Cate is Vice President for Research, Distinguished Professor, and C. Ben Dutton Professor of Law at Indiana University. He specializes in information security and privacy law and has testified before numerous congressional committees and served on many advisory groups for companies and governmental and international organizations. He served as the founding director of IU’s Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research from 2003 to 2014, where he is now a senior fellow. He is also a senior policy advisor to the Centre for Information Policy Leadership and one of the founding editors of the Oxford University Press journal, International Data Privacy Law.
He is the author of more than 200 articles and books, including most recently "Bulk Collection: Systematic Government Access to Private-Sector Data" (with Jim Dempsey) published in 2017 by Oxford University Press. Professor Cate attended Oxford University and received his J.D. and his A.B. with Honors and Distinction from Stanford University. A former Senator and President of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, he is a fellow of Phi Beta Kappa and the American Bar Foundation, and an elected member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the American Law Institute. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Excellent talk about an extremely important subject. I would add that we absolutely must start requiring companies to use language that everyone can understand, not just the lawyers.
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A man who references Shakespeare's plays is a wonderful man. Besides this is a very important talk.
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Dr. Cate articulated everything which I always felt. Thank you. If we need to protect democracy, our country and people's independent thinking, collection of PII should be stopped for the purpose of targeting individuals with an intention to influence.
It is a video that makes you look back on questions about the use of user personal information.
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I agree with your statement
Great talk. Thank you Dr. Cate.
this is so much more important in the near-post-truth society of today.
This raises an important question: Who is liable for a data breach in a cloud computing environment?
Very useful info on data-privacy 👍
This topic is extremely important
Really enjoyed listening to this talk, and the illusion of users providing true consent in order to use websites/devices is indeed problematic. Everybody clicks on ‘I agree’, practically nobody really reads these privacy statements. I don’t agree, however, with the broader argument that consent itself is a useless legal ground in privacy law.
Under European data protection law, consent is one of six legal bases for processing personal data (the other ones are complying with a legal obligation, legitimate interest, contractual obligations, vital interests, and public interest). If it would be the only one, it would indeed be useless, but it is not. Unlike the speaker stated, consent does not at all tend to exonerate data processors from their legal responsibilities towards the data subject. On the contrary: after consent has been given, the data processor still has to comply with many concrete obligations. This is the case whether data are processed on the basis of consent, or any of the other 5 grounds for processing. In general, I can't see any system of privacy law functioning without an important role for data subject consent. Without that, companies and organizations would be allowed to process data as they see fit, and the situation would truly get out of control.
But I certainly underwrite mr. Cate’s point of consent being a problematic mechanism between consumers and companies providing complicated services (that is why the GDPR is so adement about consent being explicit)!
Really nice information. We all need to know about our privacy in every aspect of our life
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You prolly dont give a damn but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me!
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This guy is really well spoken!
Thank God someone can Really help me❤
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great talk 👏
Thanks
Very important talk
That's really a great piece of thinking!
I'm infatuated with this. I recently enjoyed a similar book, and I was truly infatuated with it. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight
We appreciate your speach
It is helpful to our life
I believe in Data Privacy and Consent .
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In the European GPDR, there must be equally attractive options to consent or not consent. There must be equal "allow" and "reject" buttons, however this is extremely badly enforced. This law exists since 2018 and Google only recently implemented an easy "reject" button, with many news outlets using a loophole that allows them to bundle the tracker-free version of articles behind a paywall (e. g. Heise does this: When you first encounter an article from them, you can't read it until you either allowed tracking or subscribed to "Heise Pur", which is seemingly tracker-free, however it costs money and probably still tracks you.)
There's also another loophole known as "legitimate interest", but I won't get into this now.
Its 9pm do you know where your data is?
When he said "chagrin" I immediately was reminded about SNL's spelling B sketch lol
I am literally an inventor. I create, a light in a dark universe. The passionate process is rigorous and.. though it may entice, privacy is sacred. I long to elude those committed to starve the world of exquisite capitalistic elegance. The greedy and self-doubting deform my beautiful determination. With time, we degrade. How long will I be virile before the gift is disparaged? Must I repress it til death and subject myself to the mundane hoard? At the very least, some sort of added regulation is needed. Product labels containing a simplified anti-privacy description before a buyer makes a decision.. The fear of what data could be collected, in who's hands it could end up with, and how it could never go away.. The modern world is so predatory.
🤷🏾♂️ code switching into Category 5 languages in the Google-Verse, et al?
Yeah I said it & I mean it
" manufacturing of consent "
The terms are bad! I wonder what Fred Cate thinks about section 230 of the Community Decency Act...
Heres a language that worked for centuries... Unless you get my Signature in person and I can look you in the eye... A Human not ai.... That I fully understand the deal at hand... Unless you can do this I consent to nothing....
Signal??
Where Do You Want Data Privacy and Consent To Go Today?
just a random comment adversiting my telegram group about privacy and data rights. @privacydigitalrights on telegram
Definitlly no ai and Its not going in the right direction for our Individual Liberty and its against Human Rights
This content is a source of revolutionary insights. I read a book with akin subjects that altered my approach to life. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
New York times states unknown or unheard-of company engages in 50 trillion personal data transactions a year! Buying and selling data.
1st tehee
No one asked my permission to cybercrime me again.
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Many times after a PRIVATE text conversation ads pop up to me about the very subject I wrote about. Every time this happens I experience anxiety. I’m sure this is one of the reasons they allow this as well as hoping they’ll brainwash you into buying what they’re selling.
I thought our private conversations were supposed to be just that. Private.
How is this legal!
I think we know.
We must rise up unified against this.
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I am second
just a random comment adversiting my telegram group about privacy and data rights. @privacydigitalrights on telegram
Appropriately there is a blue beam on his shoulders as he gives his speech.
He makes good points but it isn't the biggest issue. The biggest issue is obvious bribes that politicians receive NOT to regulate.
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A lot of words and no substance, just like all the other scary significant world altering topics
privacy and consent is the subtance, open your fkn ears
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"John" huh? Alright Dr John, I dare you to try and produce evidence on me YOUR PATIENT without MY CONCENT there JOHN.. Can you say violation of DOCTOR PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY to cover YOUR WRONGDOINGS AGAINST ME. To even try and produce such evidence would shutdown his practice. He stopped treating me because of slanderous lies/internal affairs and I'm an innocent patient. DATA PRIVACY BREECH
I don't understand how automation and personal technological innovation can occur if you shield yourself from it. AI can't learn without data. I have zero to hide so I embrace it fully. If a fascist govt. takes over and uses my data to somehow make my life miserable, so be it! I will enjoy my fully, and I mean fully automated life because I shave off minutes on every mundane thing I do on a daily basis and that adds up. I am always thinking, can I script this? Can I have my voice assistants take control? If it can, I do it. It's great.
Leo I don’t innerstand your comment. You embrace a fascist government spying on you? You don’t think living under fascism would impact your happy life? Please think again man!
You have nothing to hide so it’s ok they invade your private moments?! How will you feel when they restrict your movement, pull you over for routine inspection. You have nothing to hide. Ok. You don’t think a fascist government would care if you have nothing to hide? You don’t think they could pull an illegal substance, for example, out of their pocket and claim it is yours?! Of course they could.
Well it’s NOT ok with me and I hope you will rethink this!
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just a random comment adversiting my telegram group about privacy and data rights. @privacydigitalrights on telegram
You have “zero to hide...”? really? Perhaps you think long and hard about the implications of what you commented here...
@@radiumdude I stand by it! Every social media profile I have has been public since day 1 of Facebook. Still standing. Live a truthful life and be at complete peace.
@@loveinthemidst5841 I have no reason for a facist govt. to plant anything on me. We already survived the trump era. All good!
good TED Talk but like, this guy be working in technology for 30 years and don’t know the difference between data and information, smh
Great talk. Thank you Dr. Cate.