Helyzetadat, személyiségvédelem és felderítés - kétpárti törvényjavaslat az amerikai szenátusban

Source of illustration: News.in, 2010

Mai postánkból. Kate Lance (Yale Univ) írja a GSDI Szakbizottsági levelező fórumán:

"Senator Ron Wyden and U.S. Representative Jason Chaffetz proposed a bipartisan measure that seeks to regulate how law enforcement agencies and private organisations access, collect, and use geolocation data gathered from mobile devices such as cellphones and tablets. 

The Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance ( GPS) Act is the first bipartisan effort to create a legal framework designed to give government agencies, commercial entities, and private citizens clear guidelines for when and how geolocation information can be accessed and used.

http://www.privacylives.com/chaffetz-and-wyden-introduce-geolocation-privacy-and-surveillance-act-of-2011/2011/06/17/

Chaffetz and Wyden Introduce Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance Act of 2011

http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-112hr2168ih/pdf/BILLS-112hr2168ih.pdf

Geolocational Privacy and Surveillance Act

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Clarissa Otto Dr a LAPSI-ról és a GSDI Legal&Socioecon Bizottságról a budapesti PCC konferencián

A rendezvényről bővebbet a címsorra kattintva lehet megtudni. (Program, előadásanyagok).

A HUNAGI, az EUROGI eSDINet+ és GSDI L&SE tevékenységekről a GSDI szegedi Műhelyen

A SZTE régi főépülete, a műhely helyszíne. Kép: HUNAGI, 2011

A HUNAGI részéről elhangzott előadás a címsorra kattintva tölthető le.

Személyiségi jogok védelme az okostelefonok és tabletek korában

A Századvég Alapítvány szervezésében idén Budapesten kerül sor a rendezvényre, melyen 250 hazai és 15 külföldi civil szervezet vesz részt. A konferencián való HUNAGI részvétel motivációja az volt, hogy a térinformatika területén az egyének önkéntes közreműködése ill. bevonása az adat és információgyűjtésbe világszerte, így Európában is az egyik legmeghatározóbb új irányzat. HUNAGI pályázik a 2013.évi Digitális Föld világkonferencia megrendezésére, melynek egyik központi témája az egyének és civil közösségek megváltozott  (erősödik hozzájáruló) szerepe lesz.  Részletekért klikk a címsorra!

HUNAGI örömmel vesz tagjaitól partnereitól  tömören megfogalmazott javaslatot, melyet közvetíthet a konferenci állásfoglalásait kidolgozó szövegező csoport felé. Egészen véletlenül idevágó témában volt ma levélváltás Dave Lovellel, az EuroGeographic ügyvezető igazgatójával annak kapcsán, hogy egy belga EP képviselő Ivo Belet , az ipari, kutatási és energiaügyi bizottság tagja megválaszolandó kérdést tett fel az Európai Bizottság számára, hogyan biztosítják az egyén érdekeit az okostelefonok és még okosabb tablet gépek helyhez köthető adat-és információgyűjtési képességeit figyelembevéve. A szöveg - melyet Dave Lovell a GSDI Legal&SocioEcon szakbizottság vitaoldalára küldött - teljes terjedelmében itt olvasható:
"Question for written answer P-005373/2011 to the Commission Rule 117  Ivo Belet (PPE)
Subject: Data protection of location data collected by smartphones and tablets
The Commission is currently considering a revision of the Data Protection Directive. The Article 29 Working Party on Data Protection, which advises the Commission, makes clear in its report of 16 May that current European law cannot guarantee protection of European citizens' data.
In particular, the potential misuse of consumers' personal location data which, thanks to modern technology, is stored in smartphones and tablets and is also passed on to third parties, is a direct threat to the privacy of the consumers. These location data in combination with other data provide a mine of information about the consumer's private life. 

The registered location information is collected without the consent of the user, and the data are stored for long periods. 

Will the Commission take account of the advice of the Article 29 Working Party on Data Protection in its plans for revision of the Data Protection Directive, so that operators and manufacturers are obliged to ask for the users' consent with regard to the use of location data?"

Tudományos adatok megosztása - Kate Lance PhD beszámolója

Dr. Kate Lance osztotta meg az alábbi információt a GSDI L&SE bizottság levelező fórumában:
" http://sites.nationalacademies.org/PGA/biso/PGA_061353

Presentations from Symposium on International Scientific Data Sharing

April 18-19, 2011

Washington DC

The Board of Research Data and Information (BRDI) at the U.S. National Academies co-sponsored a free, two-day symposium on international scientific data sharing, with focus on developing countries. The presentations from the event are available online.

The symposium sought to address the following questions:
1. Why is the international sharing of publicly funded scientific data important, especially for development? What are some examples of past successes and what are the types of global research and applications problems that can be addressed with more complete access to government data collections and government-funded data sources?
2. What is the status of public data access internationally, particularly in developing countries?
3. What are the principal barriers and limits to sharing public data across borders?
4. What are the rights and responsibilities of scientists and research organizations with regard to providing and getting access to publicly funded scientific data? How can international scientific organizations, government agencies, and scientists improve sharing of publicly funded data to address global challenges, particularly in less economically developed countries, more successfully?"

LAPSI projekt két kiemelt eseménye 2012 január végéig

A HUNAGI LAPSI Csapat tagjai figyelmébe! E heti postánkból: Cristiana Sappa LAPSI projektmenedzser írja:
" 1. Bocconi (and LAPSI website). As you may have already read in a previous message, the presentations of the Bocconi meeting are now available on the LAPSI website (header meetings).
Let me add that whenever you have a suggestion for the LAPSI website, you should not hesitate to share it, so that we can improve the website further.  2. Next meetings: London October 20th and 21st  -- Brussels January 2012. Thematic Seminar on Selected Deployment and Implementation Issues (with particular attention to the introduction/action of a regulator) and Internal Conference (submission of first policy recommendations of WG1 and WG5).
I have already started to plan these meetings with Prodromos Tziavos (City University of London - host). However, any suggestion is welcome from the WGs of reference and from the LAPSI partners/Advisory Board Members. The program will circulate on this mailing list as soon as it will be drafted. And it will be uploaded on the website as soon as it will be approved by the WG4, the Coordinator, and the Project Officer.
After that meeting we will meet in Brussels on January 2012 for the second LAPSI public conference. The idea is that during that conference each operational WG will present at least one policy recommendation which will be discussed by experts. I have already started to plan this with Cristina Dossantos (CRID). Considered the efforts required in organizing a public conference, should anyone wish to be involved in it, feel free to inform me at your earliest convenience. 
3. WGs. The forthcoming meetings will give the chance to submit to the plenary in October and to a broader public in January policy recommendations of several WGs. In particular WG1 and WG5 will submit some policy recommendations in London. The other WGs will submit their policy recommendations in Brussels.  More details will be provided by the WG leaders on the dedicated mailing lists. .....
Cristiana Sappa
Project Manager, LAPSI, www.lapsi-project.eu, and EVPSI, www.evpsi.org
Postdoctoral Researcher, Torino Law SchoolResearch Fellow, Nexa Center for Internet and Society, http://nexa.polito.it"
Mint már ismeretes, a HUNAGI LAPSI Csapat közreműködésével 2012 márciusában Budapesten kerül sor a LAPSI projekt tematikus műhelyére liszenc kérdéskörben. Érdeklődők már most írjanak a hunagi@hunagi.hu címre HUNAGI LAPSI műhely tárgymegjelöléssel, hogy rákerüljenek a meghívandók címjegyzékére.

PSIshare - LAPSI körlevél Ton Zijlstra gondolataival

Dr. Frederico Morando LAPSI projektszakértő továbbította Ton Zijlstra alábbi levelét:
"I have worked my way through the slides and notes of the SharePSI workshop in the past days. In total just under a hundred barriers were identified, and over 640 solutions/drivers/interventions to surmount those barriers.

That list of barriers and solutions I've then tried to map and cluster, to see what patterns emerge. Those patterns have formed the basis for the discussion summary that is now finished in draft and which I just sent to the EC, Margot and Thomas for feedback.

Clusters in barriers that I see:

• Access to data
• Getting from access to reuse to viable business models (the innovation path, transition path for reusers)
• Transition of government
• Cost of transition
• Disrupting existing markets and existing government revenue models
• Linked and federated data as step to maturity
• Licensing
• Privacy

When it comes to suggestions and tried solutions to surmount those barriers you see they cover those same barrier clusters (not surprising, as most barriers were mentioned in the context of also mentioning ways of overcoming them)

What also stands out is that "it must come from the top, the middle, and the bottom" is visible in the suggested solutions, but also several other axis of action:

- small to large scale efforts

- short term, medium term, long term actions and aims

- facilitating the transition, vs creating the 'new normal'

and as mentioned

- top, middle, bottom

On all those axis, at each point along the scale, actions/solutions are mentioned. Together we as stakeholders are taking it all on, and all in parallel. Doing things here and now, but with the horizon in mind, you could say. Also because smaller, nearer things help build the case for larger, longer things. "Nobody knows what this is about yet" sums it all up quite nicely (and I mean that in a positive way)

With the summary written (you can see and comment it here https://daa.co-ment.com/text/GXXnDNBIU68/view/ ), I am now building a few images to show all the remarks as they form the clusters.

I've finished two maps of the first few clusters of barriers, will continue to build more images.

Please find attached

- a spreadsheet with all remarks I took from the notes and slides

- an image that maps out the mentioned barriers connected to the transition process and the cost of transition.

- an image that maps out the mentioned barriers from getting access to data to building viable business on it (the innovation path for reusers)

I would appreciate any feedback whether these maps are interesting to you or not.

best,

Ton

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Interdependent Thoughts
Ton Zijlstra"