Your personal data belongs to you.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
Just yesterday I was informed by my health insurance they gave all my data to a third party that got hacked. They don’t know what really got stolen or who is affected. Potentially the criminals now have my address, email, login, phone, social security no, and sensitive health data!
Will the company even be fined, as long as they declared the issue?
While worst case I will be dealing with fraud attempts for years…
I am all for GDPR, but it needs to be enforced and strengthened! -
Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission Then why is the government of a EU member handing over our most sensitive personal data to Palantir?
Quatre choses à savoir sur Palantir, ce géant technologique américain controversé qui travaille avec la DGSI
Cette société d'analyse de données multiplie les juteux contrats, notamment avec l'administration Trump. En France, sa collaboration avec la DGSI interroge sur les risques de voir des données sensibles exploitées par une puissance américaine de plus en plus hostile.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
Staying in that venue, how about strengthening iodéOS and e/OS as well, and demanding European banks don't declare this OSes as "insecure"? -
Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission How unfortunate that #DigitalOmnibus weakens GDPR.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
"In the EU, data protection is [...] a fundamental right."
Yes ... ? Then please act accordingly an take stronger steps to protect it instead of chipping away at it?
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission How surprising, you're missing one of the most important points of GDPR. Fucking consent BEFORE collecting shit for marketing spies…
> access, correct, or delete your data
Does NOT replace or make it okay to bypass consent or to use dark patterns and opt-out instead of opt-in… Not to mention there is no way to check if the data has been indeed deleted (which include archives*/backups/non-production data and third-parties who has previously been given access to/copies of any PPI)
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission Dear EU the most of us are fully aware and we are doing everything to protect us. However, when is the EU doing the right steps against Palantir, Google, Amazon and others? Why you are not usins Mistral for your AI?
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
And that is how it should be indeed. A fundamental right…
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
So the Digital Omnibus is off the table? If not, your post is a blatant lie!The Digital Omnibus puts business interests before our rights as humans. Your sugarcoating won't change that! At least have some decency and be honest to us!
Dismantling our rights for the sake of business is abominable in itself. Lying to us about it only makes it worse.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
DSGVO - SEHR GUTE Idee, aber leider schlechte Umsetzung & Ausführung!
Gesetze machen nur dann Sinn, wenn man sie auch durchsetzt - VOR ALLEM gegen die Grossen (anstatt alibihaft bei ein paar Kleinen)!
Und wenn man #Gesetze und #Normen ernst meint, untergräbt man sie auch nicht, vgl. #ChatKontrolle, #DigitalOmnibus, Nutzung von Schrott wie #Palantir oder #SchattenIT bei #Europol !
Also liebe #EUKommission: Setzt europäische Werte mind. in der #EU endlich durch und zwar vollständig! -
@EUCommission How unfortunate that #DigitalOmnibus weakens GDPR.
Hi @The_Universality! The rights, principles and safeguards that define EU data protection are not in question. What we are addressing in our Digital Omnibus are calls for targeted amendments to clarify, simplify and harmonise certain aspects of the GDPR. There is no move to weaken user rights. Access, correction and erasure remain at the centre of our data protection approach. We are simplifying rules, not limiting people’s control over their data.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission Appreciate what you have achieved so far, but as a living democratic collective, there is still much to do.
#AgeVerification being pushed as yet (yet!) another form of #ChatControl, by industry #lobbyists and willing #conservatives. Someone here in the comments already named ultra fascist #tool #Palantir. The still cozy relationships with oppressive #GenocidalRegimes like the #USA and belligerent #Israel who can do no wrong.Major steps to improve our lives and not those of #BigTech, industry conglomerates, #evil states and political factions are necessary and never ending.
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Know your rights: https://link.europa.eu/gKNcKj@EUCommission Then pleas do not throw the GDPR under the (Omni-) Bus!
Make it better for the citizens and stick the finger to Big-tech! -
Hi @The_Universality! The rights, principles and safeguards that define EU data protection are not in question. What we are addressing in our Digital Omnibus are calls for targeted amendments to clarify, simplify and harmonise certain aspects of the GDPR. There is no move to weaken user rights. Access, correction and erasure remain at the centre of our data protection approach. We are simplifying rules, not limiting people’s control over their data.
@EUCommission @The_Universality simplifyed for who? For Companys to exploit our data even more simply? For simpler surveillance capitalism?
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
Here in the US, everyone has the right to withhold their information, although in a very few cases they might need a lawyer. Many people chose to use the phrase 'I have nothing to hide' that have since learned better ... sometimes at great expense.
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
Exactly, please look into commercial surveillance, our rights are broken regularly by big corporations. -
Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission
The stop diluting the GDPR!But companies...
Yes exactly!
CEOs don't elect you, EU citizens do.
If you touch the GDPR, that means that you are elected by CEOs #corruption -
Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission Small question, related to GDPR. If I request retrieval and deletion of my data from a service, and they decide to comply by simply deleting my data without offering me an option to retrieve, is there a legal recourse for me to hold them responsible for deleting it?
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Know your rights: https://link.europa.eu/gKNcKj
@EUCommission
Would be nice if the EU commission acted like it. Meaning:
- ditching #chatcontrol for good, along with all other ways of mass surveillance, like (european versions of) #Palantir.
- actually enforcing fines against #BigTech instead of halting it like von der Leyen did with #Google
- not selling our data to usa by #omnibus
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Your personal data belongs to you. Not to anyone else.
Ten years ago, the General Data Protection Regulation entered into force - setting a common data protection standard across the EU.
Today, you have the right to:
know what data is collected know why it is collected access, correct, or delete your data withdraw your consent at any timeIn the EU, data protection is not a feature. It’s a fundamental right. And we keep strengthening it to match a changing digital world.
@EUCommission If my data is truly in my possession, why even bother with chat control? Enough distractions, we Europeans lost trust with the European Commission after chat control, all of this are just LIES
