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7.2. WHAT ARE DATA SUBJECTS’ RIGHTS?
In addition to abovementioned rights, the GDPR focuses heavily on data subjects,…
The GDPR gives data subjects seven rights that ensure transparency – one of the bedrock…
(1) Right of Access: All data…
On 21 January 2019, ironically one day before “Google’s new Privacy Policy” became…
This is reflected in the wider scope of the right of subject access: individuals…
As implemented, Google’s general information architecture results in information…
The CNIL illustrates such statement by the conditions of processing for targeted…
(2) Right to Rectification: Data subjects have the right to obtain the rectification or erasure of their personal data.…
(3) Right to Erasure (‘right to be forgotten’):…
This right is presented as a result of the following response by Google, which is…
Furthermore, app providers need to provide proper information about the availability…
(4) Right to restriction of processing:…
(5) Right to data portability: All data subjects have the right to receive their personal data and have it transmitted to another data controller. This right applies only in the following cases and does not apply to paper files: i) Processing is subject to a contract…
This is a significant new right, which has not, thus far, received much press, but…
The right to data portability also empowers individuals to require organisations…
The House of Lords Committee on AI has welcomed this new right as a way of promoting…
(6) Right to object: All data subjects have the right to object to the processing of their personal data. As a result of this objection, Google should no longer process the personal data, unless one of the following applies: i) Google demonstrates compelling, legitimate grounds for the processing, which override the interests, rights and freedoms of the data subject, or ii) processing the personal data is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.(7) Right in relation to automated decision-making:…
Automated Decision-making and Profiling…
A further right relates to automated computer decision-making, which relates to automated…
Acknowledging the increasing use of AI and machine learning, as well as the capabilities…
Article 15 enables individuals to request meaningful information about the logic…
This interpretation is controversial, and much of the consultation on the draft form…
“by collecting large amounts of data on road users’ behaviour, future automated vehicles will offer the possibility of addressing the ‘how, where and who’ of all aberrations and accidents on the road. Using these data is pivotal for preventing traffic accidents, but it also generates questions about ethics of privacy. Thus, the question is not whether sensors will acquire road users’ behavioural data, as this is already happening and will most certainly be expanded towards more sophisticated data. Rather, the question is whether people are willing to share their data, so that upon analysis, data can become “information” which, in turn, can be used to improve road safety.”…
Accordingly, in the future, an increasing tension between a utilitarian use of data…
7.1. LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND DATA SUBJECTS’ RIGHTS
7.3. GOOGLE’S NEW PRIVACY POLICY
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