1.
Was curious about the #BlockedByHFromSteps trend, would seem I too was included though I've never had any interaction with the man in my life lol.
Seems that he used a blockchain, specifically here: theblockbot.com/show-blocks/Xp… where a lot of API IDs (number format for any account)
Was curious about the #BlockedByHFromSteps trend, would seem I too was included though I've never had any interaction with the man in my life lol.
Seems that he used a blockchain, specifically here: theblockbot.com/show-blocks/Xp… where a lot of API IDs (number format for any account)
2.
Have been entered into a datasheet. Had a look through the CSV, and a lot of the information recorded still actually uses first and surname of individuals.
Would have been more prudent for the dev to limit the input functionality so that numerical values only can be entered
Have been entered into a datasheet. Had a look through the CSV, and a lot of the information recorded still actually uses first and surname of individuals.
Would have been more prudent for the dev to limit the input functionality so that numerical values only can be entered
3.
And that way all the data is pseudonymised, instead of hording a bunch of personal data (names) without people even being aware that it's being processed.
There is a subscription associated with it, so I'd wonder if it could be argued that it is in effect a commercial
And that way all the data is pseudonymised, instead of hording a bunch of personal data (names) without people even being aware that it's being processed.
There is a subscription associated with it, so I'd wonder if it could be argued that it is in effect a commercial
4.
Service, meaning that data protection rules would apply, as they don't apply in personal capacity in the same way they do to business.
Good example as to show how easy it is to gather personal information from innocent people minding their own business. Some food for thought.
Service, meaning that data protection rules would apply, as they don't apply in personal capacity in the same way they do to business.
Good example as to show how easy it is to gather personal information from innocent people minding their own business. Some food for thought.
5.
.@jmilabs you still employing Adam Walker? If so can you ask why he wants to hoard personal info and name your business in the description with no disclaimer on github.
.@jmilabs you still employing Adam Walker? If so can you ask why he wants to hoard personal info and name your business in the description with no disclaimer on github.
@jmilabs 6.
.@EFF Same question to you regarding Jacob Hoffman-Andrews. Company is listed in the description and no disclaimer that actions are not for or on behalf of the business.
.@EFF Same question to you regarding Jacob Hoffman-Andrews. Company is listed in the description and no disclaimer that actions are not for or on behalf of the business.
@jmilabs @EFF 7.
.@dkuk Same question to you regarding Joel McCoy. Another contributor, another business listed with no disclaimer for processing hundreds of thousands of individuals personal info.
.@dkuk Same question to you regarding Joel McCoy. Another contributor, another business listed with no disclaimer for processing hundreds of thousands of individuals personal info.
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk 8.
.@dunndunndunn This is Alexndra Catalina, another contributor, though the first so far who didn't name her employer in the description without a disclaimer.
.@dunndunndunn This is Alexndra Catalina, another contributor, though the first so far who didn't name her employer in the description without a disclaimer.
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn 9.
.@cpu Then there's Daniel McCarney, no employer listed though he seems to be self-employed. Argument can be made as to whether he was processing in business capacity or personal capacity.
.@cpu Then there's Daniel McCarney, no employer listed though he seems to be self-employed. Argument can be made as to whether he was processing in business capacity or personal capacity.
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu 10.
.@Spotify There's also your employee Matthew Hokanson who's listed Spotify in the description and, again, no disclaimer that it's done so in personal capacity instead of on behalf of the business.
.@Spotify There's also your employee Matthew Hokanson who's listed Spotify in the description and, again, no disclaimer that it's done so in personal capacity instead of on behalf of the business.
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify 11.
.@JackWeirdy Since you're based in the UK, and you've included your work in the description and it has no disclaimer, can you explain why you were participant to processing a bunch of personal data that isn't pseudonymised, and confirm your legal basis?
.@JackWeirdy Since you're based in the UK, and you've included your work in the description and it has no disclaimer, can you explain why you were participant to processing a bunch of personal data that isn't pseudonymised, and confirm your legal basis?
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify @JackWeirdy 12.
.@MongoDB and just for good measure, Jack, I'll tag the other business you listed in the description without disclaimer. Same question to you, Mongo.
.@MongoDB and just for good measure, Jack, I'll tag the other business you listed in the description without disclaimer. Same question to you, Mongo.
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify @JackWeirdy @MongoDB 13.
.@autodesk Same questions to you, regarding your employee Matthew Janes, who listed your business in the description without a disclaimer.
.@autodesk Same questions to you, regarding your employee Matthew Janes, who listed your business in the description without a disclaimer.
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify @JackWeirdy @MongoDB @autodesk 14.
Getting a bit of traction, so want to explain what people can do if they are worried about their data being passed around without any permission.
Since a lot of these companies are pretty big, and they likely will have social media policies, I'd wager that these folks haven't
Getting a bit of traction, so want to explain what people can do if they are worried about their data being passed around without any permission.
Since a lot of these companies are pretty big, and they likely will have social media policies, I'd wager that these folks haven't
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify @JackWeirdy @MongoDB @autodesk 15.
Been careful enough to include a disclaimer to separate their opinions from their employer.
As such, you can submit something called a 'data subject access request'. There's many templates available online, and you would send this to the Data Protection Officer whose details
Been careful enough to include a disclaimer to separate their opinions from their employer.
As such, you can submit something called a 'data subject access request'. There's many templates available online, and you would send this to the Data Protection Officer whose details
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify @JackWeirdy @MongoDB @autodesk 16.
Are usually located at the bottom of a Privacy Policy.
There will be no cost to do so, and a company cannot charge you anything for making the request, either.
If you're resident in the UK, EU, California, Canada, Australia. Then you can request it, and importantly, delete it
Are usually located at the bottom of a Privacy Policy.
There will be no cost to do so, and a company cannot charge you anything for making the request, either.
If you're resident in the UK, EU, California, Canada, Australia. Then you can request it, and importantly, delete it
@jmilabs @EFF @dkuk @dunndunndunn @cpu @Spotify @JackWeirdy @MongoDB @autodesk privacy.questions@autodesk.com
privacy@mongodb.com
jack@jackwearden.co.uk
info@jmilabs.com
privacypolicy@eff.org
privacy@draftkings.com
privacy@spotify.com
^ to submit your requests.
privacy@mongodb.com
jack@jackwearden.co.uk
info@jmilabs.com
privacypolicy@eff.org
privacy@draftkings.com
privacy@spotify.com
^ to submit your requests.
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