The EU General Data Protection Regulation and its Effects on Designing Assistive Environments
Author(s) -
Erik Krempel,
Jürgen Beyerer
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
fraunhofer-publica (fraunhofer-gesellschaft)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.1145/3197768.3201567
Subject(s) - general data protection regulation , data protection act 1998 , computer science , computer security , perspective (graphical) , risk analysis (engineering) , data protection directive , information privacy , internet privacy , business , european union , european union law , international trade , artificial intelligence
On the 25th of May 2018 the EU will start to enforce the General Data Protection Regulation (EU-GDPR)[3]. This new regulation will replace the old Data Protection Act from 1998 and will disrupt common data processing practices. While the new regulation will make it easier to develop systems that comply with data protection laws all over Europe, it will change the way we design technology. With data protection a much more important factor and huge fines for data protection violations, technology vendors will demand systems where data protection was already considered during development. This will force the research community to broaden their perspective and consider how to develop and design systems in a way, that complies with data protection. This paper focuses on some of the more important parts of the GDPR for Assistive Environments. Reading the paper will not solve all your privacy related challenges but will help you to know which questions to ask.
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