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Access Now - Raising the alarm: online tracking harms human rights

Access Now
14 December 2020 | 7:11 am
You can read the Traditional Chinese version of this post here, courtesy of OCF Lab.
Lawmakers and online users increasingly see how some forms of targeted content, such as advertising based on online tracking, harms human rights. Fortunately, we have a new opportunity to address these systemic issues in Europe. On December 15 2020, the EU unveiled the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act. These two key pieces of legislation will impact the future of digital policies and rights online, specifically in relation to online platforms and competition, including the regulation of online advertising.
In this blog post, we unpack some of the most intrusive methods deployed in the context of online advertising, namely ....

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Google and Amazon Fined 135 Million Euros for Cookie Violations

Monday, December 14, 2020
On December 10, 2020, the French Data Protection Authority (the “CNIL”) announced that it has levied fines of €60 million on Google LLC and €40 million on Google Ireland Limited under the French cookie rules for their alleged failure to (1) obtain the consent of users of the French version of Google’s search engine (google.fr) before setting advertising cookies on their devices; (2) provide users with adequate information about the use of cookies; and (3) implement a fully effective opt-out mechanism to enable users to refuse cookies. On the same date, the CNIL announced that it has levied a fine of €35 million on Amazon Europe Core under the same rules for its alleged failure to (1) obtain the consent of users of the amazon.fr site before setting advertising cookies on their devices; and (2) provide adequate information about the use of cookies. ....

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Facebook eyes paid Workplace feature expansion, ends free tier

Facebook eyes paid Workplace feature expansion, ends free tier
Facebook eyes paid Workplace feature expansion, ends free tier
Social media giant says EU regulations accelerated planned pricing changes and will allow resources to be used to build new features for paid users
Credit: Facebook
Facebook launched Workplace in 2016 and has attracted five million paid users, according to data from May, up from three million in October 2019, though there is no information available on the number of free users. Workplace has proved popular among enterprise customers, with large organisations such as Nestle and Telefonica deploying the app company-wide.
Facebook introduced the Workplace Essential tier last year as part of a revamp of its pricing, though it has provided a free version of the application since launch. The Essential tier offers limited access to features such as single sign-on and analytics that are available in paid Advanced and Ente ....

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EU Commission mulls police access to encrypted apps

The European Commission has not ruled out allowing police access to encrypted services. Instead, it says a balance needs to be found to protect rights while at the same time offering some leeway to law enforcement. ....

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Loeffler, Cotton release bill to hold tech companies accountable for child exploitation, allow victims to sue

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EXCLUSIVE: Sens. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., and Tom Cotton, R-Ark., are releasing a bill that would crack down on tech companies that allow child sexual exploitation on their platforms by stripping liability protections, permitting victims to sue and introducing penalties for those responsible.
The “Holding Sexual Predators and Online Enablers Accountable Act” would amend the U.S. code to strip Section 230 protections from tech companies that “willfully or recklessly promotes or facilitates child exploitation.”
Section 230 of the 1934 Communications Act states that no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider. It means that tech companies cannot be held liable for content posted by others on their sites. ....

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