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Call To Action: A Unified Operational (OPN) Notice Schema

 
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Open Notice Receipt Schema

Presented and published by Semantic 2019

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ISO/IEC 27560 Privacy technologies: Consent record information structure

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Data Privacy Vocabulary for Interoperability
Data Privacy Vocabulary for Interoperability

What a Data Privacy Vocabulary is about,

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SIA Guide for the Impact of GDPR on the Security Industry
SIA Guide for the Impact of GDPR on the Security Industry

Open Surveillance with Operational PrivacySurveillance technology is one of the fastest growing areas of technology. The use of new technologies to track, surveil and monitor people is having a negative impact on user experience. To address this, a privacy profile that generates an operational privacy icon, can be used with any surveillance technology so people can see, and not be scared, of surveillance technology.

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Announcing: A Notice Receipt to Scale Digital Trust
Announcing: A Notice Receipt to Scale Digital Trust

Announcing presentation of an open Notice Receipt, proposed to standardise digital privacy transparency to scale data control online.

Data Privacy Vocabulary for Interoperability
Data Privacy Vocabulary for Interoperability

What a Data Privacy Vocabulary is about,

W3C: Data Privacy Vocabulary v 0.1
W3C: Data Privacy Vocabulary v 0.1

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OpenConsent Joins the IGF Call for Cyber security

This high-level declaration in favour of the development of common principles for securing cyberspace has already received the backing of 547 official supporters: 65 States, 138 international and civil society organisations, and 344 entities of the private sector.

In addition to this high level declaration. OpenConsent is calling for the Identity Management Industry to adopt, Privacy, Trust and Security best practices to make Cyberspace secure.

Starting with Privacy is not an Agreement and consent is not a permission.

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