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El quinto informe anual ¿Quem Defende Seus Dados? de @InternetLabbr identifica las medidas que las telcos deben tomar para proteger la privacidad y la protección de datos en Brasil. /1
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El informe publicado por @InternetLabbr evalúa a las telcos en políticas de protección de datos, pautas de aplicación de la ley, defensa de usuarios en cortes y debates políticos y notificación a los usuarios. /2 quemdefendeseusdados.org.br/en/
En claro contraste con la versión 2016 del informe de @InternetLabbr, la mitad de las telcos (Claro, NET, TIM y Algar) mejoran en la protección de datos esté 2020, impulsados principalmente por la nueva ley de protección de datos de Brasil. /3
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Esta edición de ¿Quem Defende Seus Dados? de @InternetLabbr, coloca TIM a la cabeza, seguido de Vivo y Oí detrás. Nextel quedó en el último lugar igual que en 2019, lejos del resto de sus competidores. /4
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El informe de @InternetLabbr evaluó qué empresas se destacaron en la defensa pública de la privacidad frente a la enorme presión gubernamental para acceder a los datos de telecomunicaciones durante la pandemia de COVID-19. /5
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Según el nuevo informe de @InternetLabbr la mayoría de las telcos brasileñas siguen demorando en notificar a sus usuarios cuando el gobierno exige sus datos. Esta notificación previa es esencial para restringir los pedidos de datos por parte del gobierno. eff.org/es/deeplinks/2…
Además, por primera vez, el informe Quem Defende Seus Dados? de @InternetLabbr evalúa si las telcos brasileñas publican su propia evaluación del impacto de la protección de datos; lamentablemente, ninguna lo hizo. /7
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Ante la polémica sobre la interpretación de las leyes que obligan a las empresas a revelar datos al gobierno brasileño, el informe de este año de @InternetLabbr analiza la transparencia de las empresas en cuanto a su interpretación legal de dichas leyes./8
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