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Past events
Deprecated shortcode. Use Truly a beginning of MyData in Japan Rebuilding trust – for human-centered data economy MyData 2019 conference was a place for accelerating global change towards a human-centric approach to personal data. On 25-27 September 2019, some 1000 experts from business, legal, tech and society sectors gathered for the fourth time in Helsinki, with the focus on how to effect the change we need Presentations: Presentations:MyData Japan 2019
MyData 2019
#1 Data Governance
Presented by Olivier Dion and Matthias De Bièvre
We are launching the ‘a New Governance’ initiative by MyData. The goal is to coordinate all the stakeholders of the ecosystem in order to propose shared and open standards for the free flow of data under the strict individual’s control, following the MyData values, architechture and principles. We want this project to be the result of a global discussion with academics, public institutions, non-profit, large corporations, startups and people. The project will start with the Brussels hub in November 2019, in direct line with the EU Commission, we now call for all the hubs to join the initiative.
Presented by Lisa LeVasseur
The Me2B Alliance is a non-profit organization fostering the marketplace of trustworthy technology through the creation of a consumer-facing Certification Mark to be applied to any internet-connected product or service. Two strategies infuse our efforts: (1) amplifying the voice of the individual to vendors, and (2) fostering real cross-organization interdependence and collaboration.#2 Design
Presented by Estelle Hary / Linc
Investigating the role of UX/UI design in data protection, this talk will present the work (report, platform and tools) made by the Lab of the French Data Protection Authority (LINC) on this topic.
Presented by Tijmen Schep / PineappleJazz
Privacy Label is a communication tool to provide clear, transparent and multi-layered privacy information to people. Privacy Label can be integrated into your organisation’s website. Or you can provide specific information for every project, product or even just for a questionnaire on your website. Tijmen Schep is a technology critic and privacy designer, who coined the term “social cooling” to describe the long term risks to society if reputation systems continue to gain influence. Amongst other things, he works for the EU and the Dutch government, helping a wider audience understand the shift from information society to reputation society.
You can also access recordings and slides of our past events in our Event Archive (members-only, click here to join).