@robinberjon @therevoltingx @BrendanEich @samtingleff @acfou @kickstand @mrr619 @WolfieChristl @johnwilander @brave @random_walker I suspect that @therevoltingx is talking about internal data free-for-alls here.
@robinberjon @therevoltingx @BrendanEich @samtingleff @acfou @kickstand @mrr619 @WolfieChristl @johnwilander @brave @random_walker While RTB is a vast external data breach (infringing GDPR Article 5(1)f in particular), Facebook, Google, etc. cross use data internally (infringing GDPR Article 5(1)b in particular). I set out this external / internal picture here. brave.com/competition-in…
@robinberjon @therevoltingx @BrendanEich @samtingleff @acfou @kickstand @mrr619 @WolfieChristl @johnwilander @brave @random_walker There must be enforcement to stop infringement of the purpose limitation principle (companies operating unlawful internal data free-for-alls), and against infringement of the security principle (RTB’s big external data breach).
@robinberjon @therevoltingx @BrendanEich @samtingleff @acfou @kickstand @mrr619 @WolfieChristl @johnwilander @brave @random_walker This is why my complaints target not only IAB and Google on RTB, but also Google on purpose limitation too. brave.com/google-interna…
@robinberjon @therevoltingx @BrendanEich @samtingleff @acfou @kickstand @mrr619 @WolfieChristl @johnwilander @brave @random_walker I think you miss the point here, @therevoltingx. What matters for RTB is that the Regulation requires technical and organisational measures to prevent unauthorised access to data (Art 5(1)f).
