Irony of these demonstrably xenophobic, nativist, nationalist Vote Leave ads: they were done by a Canadian shop, the one with an exclusive IP license with SCL Elections, a firm largely financed by an American family, run on Facebook, controlled by American who won’t come to UK.
Some AggregateIQ ads provided to Parliament by Facebook, threaded for your convenience.
Perhaps relevant to these AIQ Vote Leave ads would be @the_opf’s latest working paper finding strong predictive personality factors among the UK’s electorate in the referendum.
onlineprivacyfoundation.org/opf-research/p…
onlineprivacyfoundation.org/opf-research/p…
The targeting spreadsheet provided to @CommonsCMS is a woefully inadequate disclosure. The key question is left unanswered: What about the Custom Audiences and Lookalikes forensics? What is the provenance of that uploaded personal data? @ICOnews may know and tell us in October.
The investigation needs to be able run thru a fully traceable workflow, to understand if misuse of personal data under UK DPA occurred, at any stage, in any jurisdiction.
Software has been the key source of hard evidence proving how Leavers broke UK election law and perpetrated data crimes, aided and abetted by foreign influence.
