Standardised digital transparency for governance of security and privacy is the foundation for scaling international consent based data exchanges. Decentralising data governance.
This webinar, Feb 24th will uncover Digital Identification Dark Patterns, fake consent and deceptive security in digital trust access management, distinguishing permission from consent. Directed at privacy regulators and officers who work with digital identification and access management systems.
CNIL, January 14, 2025, Releases Ground Breaking Guidance distinguishing permission from consent.
In an era where personal data has become the new currency of the digital world, the need for robust, human (not user) centric privacy policy has never been more critical. Introducing 0PN Policy (Open Public Notification), a groundbreaking policy approach to data privacy security that revolutionises how consent and transparency work digital spaces. This document explores the innovative concept of 0PN Policy, its foundations in international law, and its potential to reshape the landscape of digital privacy. We’ll delve into the core principles of concentric transparency, just-in-time notifications, and the empowerment of individuals to control their own data. As we navigate through the intricacies of this next-generation privacy framework, we’ll uncover how 0PN Policy addresses the shortcomings of traditional privacy models and paves the way for a more secure, transparent, and user-friendly digital future.
Critical information for the governance, control and access to information in society is closed, non-standard, with terminology like Identity defined by advertising industry. Old vocabulary reflects legislation, and rules for analogue privacy drafted in the 1970's called 'data protection regulation'. Terms like identity, digital trust, governance, privacy and consent have different technical definitions that are exclusive, as they dont use the intuitive definition from a human perspective.
After a decade of developing notice and consent standards, to address Surveillance Capitalism, we are launching our campaign for universal notice and consent.
Wednesday Oct 2, the Global Privacy Rights Company's Executive Director Mark Lizar informally presents the Digital Notice and Consent receipt at ISO/IEC JTC1 WG 5 Plenary to international privacy and identity experts. The final version of the Consent Management for Humans Standards to Replace Terms and Conditions online.
Tuesday Oct 1, the Global Privacy Rights Company is announce a presentation by Mark Lizar on the Notice receipt information structure, two factor notice and notice receipt to the ISO JTC1 SC27 WG 5 committee of international expert and liaisons. This work 15 years in the making, aims to replace terms and conditions based servic agreements online.
As part of our committment to security and privacy we are moving to Wiki-Suite, fully open source and spyware free!