Post by Frank Pallas

EXDIGIT Professor of Privacy Engineering and Policy-Aligned Systems

An urgent appeal from academia to European regulators, calling for a strong, rights-first approach in regulating technically mediated consent across digital infrastructures. In particular, the open letter postulates 9 commitments in the further process around the digital omnibus proposal and, in particular, the proposed novel article 88b GDPR on automated, machine-readable privacy preferences: πŸ‘‰ Adopt Article 88b with an ambitious scope πŸ‘‰ Protect children and vulnerable users πŸ‘‰ Avoid creating opt-out mechanisms similar to those in the United States πŸ‘‰ Ensure legal coherence across the EU rights framework πŸ‘‰ Prevent standardisation capture and new domination πŸ‘‰ Guarantee human empowerment, inclusive participation and open competition πŸ‘‰ Ensure real enforcement to foster real change πŸ‘‰ Build on EU technology readiness πŸ‘‰ Improve and adopt through inclusive, public-interest lawmaking and standardisation β€” do not adopt Article 88b tel quel So much insightful research done across Europe throughout the past years – now is the time to implement results and harvest benefits for citizens and societies! πŸ“ƒ Whole open letter available at: https://lnkd.in/dH2D6x_b ✍ Sign at: https://lnkd.in/dGicaUKa /cc Heleen Janssen, Arianna Rossi, Claudia Negri Ribalta, Elias GrΓΌnewald, Dr. Aleksandra Sowa, PD Dr. Sebastian Pape, Diana Baumann, Soheil Human

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