Canadian Parliament committee investigating Cambridge Analytica/SCL/AggregateIQ releases first report. See I told you. wired.com/story/david-ca…
AggregateIQ head Zach Massingham’s decision to blow off his second parliamentary appearance in Ottawa may have consequences. The pattern of evasion is consistent with the SCL network of operators, that’s for sure.
Still so much to uncover in the AggregateIQ story. You can see why these guys aren’t fully cooperating with the authorities.
Here is the full report from House of Commons, Canada
ADDRESSING DIGITAL PRIVACY VULNERABILITIES AND POTENTIAL THREATS TO CANADA’S DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL PROCESS
Report of the Standing Committee on Access to Information,
Privacy and Ethics #ETHI #cdnpoli ourcommons.ca/content/Commit…
ADDRESSING DIGITAL PRIVACY VULNERABILITIES AND POTENTIAL THREATS TO CANADA’S DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL PROCESS
Report of the Standing Committee on Access to Information,
Privacy and Ethics #ETHI #cdnpoli ourcommons.ca/content/Commit…
Remember: Canada's privacy watchdog warned Facebook about third-party developers and personality quizzes leaking data all over the place in 2009. 2009. Yes. 2009. priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/ne…
See. The internationalization of the Republican's data machine is unprecedented and contending with cross-jurisdictional investigations and semi-cooperative monopoly platforms is a new threat to electoral integrity. Also, they call it a "breach" per their privacy regime. 
Here's @DamianCollins on the necessity of a muscular data protection regulator equipped with the tools to seize rogue actor equipment so that citizens can express their data rights. This applies to US citizens. It's just that most don't even realize it. It's why I keep fighting.
