Decide on which definition of personal data we will build upon

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Decide on which definition of personal data we will build upon #16

Open anilturkmayali opened 11 months ago

anilturkmayali commented 11 months ago

As rightfully mentioned here by @mabuse68

mabuse68 commented 11 months ago

Can we directly discuss the issue here?

enzosav commented 11 months ago

Personal Data definition should encompass the concepts used in GDPR Art.4-1 for 'personal data' and ISO/IEC 2700, and in particular on ISO 27018 for 'personally identifiable information (PII)'. See also DPV for further discussion on structured class of personal data

mabuse68 commented 11 months ago

Personal Data definition should encompass the concepts used in GDPR Art.4-1 for 'personal data' and ISO/IEC 2700, and in particular on ISO 27018 for 'personally identifiable information (PII)'. See also DPV for further discussion on structured class of personal data

I agree this would be the most convenient definition.

anilturkmayali commented 11 months ago

Thank you for discussion & resources @mabuse68 @enzosav

Based on that I have generated a couple of questions here, that we may consider for future tasks to be discussed in the next meeting:

How can the detailed taxonomy provided by DPV be utilized to enhance data privacy compliance in various domains? And how would one position IDS, MyData, Solid in this?
How might organizations apply the DPV taxonomy to categorize and manage the personal data they handle, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations? At which stage(s) of the data space implementation DPV taxonomy could be useful and how?

anilturkmayali commented 10 months ago

Link it with the task related to IDS RAM extension. (Matrix of technologies)

anilturkmayali commented 10 months ago

Also establishing the link with the Open Consent initiative (from Canada) Transparencylab.ca @paulthey