[MyData & Open Data] Personal data & privacy logo

Wed Oct 29 16:46:26 UTC 2014

Hello,

On 24 October 2014 14:36, stef <s at ctrlc.hu> wrote:

> On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 03:53:44PM +0300, Antti Jogi Poikola wrote:
> > I completely agree that currently there are way too much data collected
> > from/about us, but to be honest I can not realistically imagine the
> future
> > where no personal data what so ever would be collected at all.
>
> so based on personal beliefs you are ok with eroding the righs of your
> fellows?
>

no! - why would I?

>
> > There for the approach that the personal data which someone collects
> should
> > be accessible and usable for the data subject is important. This would
> > create transparency to the personal data processing landscape and also
> teach
> > people "data and privacy literacy".
>
> btw, i think there is a name for this mydata diversion, it's called data
> portability for a quite long time. the current GDPR contains this in
> article
> 15:
> http://www.janalbrecht.eu/fileadmin/material/Dokumente/DPR-Regulation-inofficial-consolidated-LIBE.pdf
> so if at all we should stick with this terminology inside the privacy
> framework.
>

data portability is good and too little advocated area of personal data. I
am happy to call this group also "personal data & data portability".

> > It is good to take seriously the danger that you mention. Still I think
> it
> > is reasonable to develop right ways to manage and organize personal data
> > instead of only stating that all personal data collection is bad and
> should
> > not happen.
>
> i did not say that. personal data processing and collection is ok within
> the
> privacy framework, with the explicit opt-in consent of the data subject.
>

cool, we are on the same page then.

-Jogi
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