Enforcing Rights in a Changing World

18:30

Pre-event: Sovereignty in the digital world

10:00

Welcome and Introduction

10:30

Getting AI right – can data protection help safeguard other fundamental rights?

11:45

User Choice and Freedom through Portability and Interoperability Rights?

14:15

EU Digital Strategy: A holistic vision for a Digital Europe?

16:00

E2EE: Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place

17:15

Enhancing Personal Data Protection through Digital Sovereignty

18:30

(Side Event) CPDP LatAm: New Regulations, Cross-Border Data Flows, and Covid19 in Latin America

10:30

Ready for the next “Dieselgate” in data protection: the new reality of collective redress in the EU

11:45

Practicalities of Compliance with EU International Transfer Rules following Schrems II

13:00

I spy with my little eye, something beginning with… F: intelligence agencies and fundamental rights

14:15

Closing the GDPR enforcement gap and looking at the enforcement model of the future

16:00

Connecting the dots: Privacy, data, racial justice

17:25

New Police Surveillance Technologies: Combatting the Science Fiction Collectively – A Civil Society Perspective

18:45

Granular or holistic approach? Enforcing privacy rights in complex ICT ecosystems

10:30

To record or not to record? COVID-19, body temperature screenings and the GDPR’s material scope

11:45

Data Protection by Design and by Default in the Post-Covid World

14:15

Global AI Governance: Perspectives from Four Continents

16:00

Personal data protection in Africa and in the Middle East: State of play, challenges and horizon

17:15

Augmented Compliance: the case of Algorithmic Impact Assessment

18:30

Ready for a crisis: accelerated digitalization in education

10:30

Global Youth Privacy: Amplifying Youth Needs & Voices

11:45

The role of OECD in Latin America: the dynamics of regulatory convergence in personal data protection

14:15

Data Protection (R)Evolutions in the BRICS Countries

16:00

DPA’s Supervision and Compliance of ICT, Cloud and Communications’ Providers

17:15

US Privacy Law: The beginning of a new era

18:30

Rethinking ‘openness’ in the context of artificial intelligence

08:45

Algorithmic Criminal Justice

10:30

The end of data retention: Long live the protection of fundamental rights?

11:45

The use of AI in state surveillance: Challenges for privacy

14:15

Democratic surveillance? The possibilities and pitfalls of involving data subjects in democratic oversight of police-use of surveillance technologies

16:00

Towards Developing Comprehensive Privacy Controls that Minimize Risks

17:15

Technical standards bringing together data protection with telecommunications regulation, digital regulations and procurement

Screening: Avi Mograbi – Z32

10:00

Open Studio Talk: Martine Stig and Daniel Leufer (Access Now)

10:00

Open Studio Talk: Marijn Bril and Aida Ponce del Castillo (ETUI)

10:00

Open Studio Talk: Emmanuel Van der Auwera and Rocco Bellanova (University of Amsterdam)

13:00

Open Studio Talk: Martine Stig and Marc Rotenberg (Center for AI and Digital Policy)

13:00

Round Table: Faisal Hussain and Rocco Bellanova (University of Amsterdam)

13:00

Round Table: Avi Mograbi, David Labi and Giuseppe Porcaro

15:30

Round Table: sava saheli singh, Ala Krinickytė & Isabel Hahn (NOYB)

15:30

Open Studio Talk: Clusterduck and Omer Tene (iapp)

15:30

Intel: Coffee Pitch with Dr. Kurt Rohloff (Duality)

18:00

Intel: Privacy as a driver for startups: meet the innovators!

18:00

Talk: Clusterduck

18:30

Talk: Marijn Bril

19:30

Wrap-up with Paul De Hert, Annemie Vanackere (HAU) and Rosa Wevers (Impakt)

10:30

Toward an International Accord on AI

11:45

Shifting Responsibilities: The Challenges of Joint-Controllership

14:15

Oversight and enforcement: Taking stock of design choices and trade-offs

15:55

Data Sovereignty: what data is needed and how will it impact technology?

17:15

A path to empowering user choice and boosting user trust in advertising

18:30

Rights in the Digital World: How Technology Supports Data Protection Through Innovative Privacy Preserving Technologies

08:45

Privacy in Automated and Connected Vehicles

10:30

Collectivize Facebook – A Pre-Trial: Transforming Facebook and other trillion-dollar companies into new transnational cooperatives under user control

11:45

Emotional AI in Smart Cities

14:15

AI Audits: Black Box vs. White Box Perspectives

16:00

Automated decision-making: towards effective remedies in a changing world?

17:15

Artountability: Accountability, AI, and Art

18:40

How can regulation help build trustworthy Artificial Intelligence?

08:45

Children’s Rights in the Digital Environment: Risks, Opportunities, and Responsibilities

10:30

Standard for consent: still a dream or a soon-to-be reality?

11:45

Collateral Damages of Enforcement – Digital Services Act, Network Enforcement Act, and Loi Avia

14:15

Algorithm-assisted decision making in the public sector: Govern algorithms, while governing by algorithms

16:00

Social media monitoring and movement tracking of political dissidents. The end of political asylum in the EU?

17:15

Violent Extremism, Vulnerability and the Limits of Confidentiality

18:30

40 years of data protection and many more to come: Convention 108 and 108+

10:30

Securing personal data: the “new” normal

11:45

Cybersecurity for Europe: Fostering rights through technology

14:15

Protecting Consumers in the Data Society: It’s the Enforcement, Stupid!

16:00

Where are the missing data subjects? Democratising data protection through participation

17:15

Multi-party data sharing and data subjects as beneficiaries: how to accelerate accountable data sharing?

18:30

Student Privacy at Risk under COVID-19: Online Test Proctoring Brings AI and Surveillance Into Students’ Homes

10:30

Using health data in pandemics: the issues ahead

11:45

Exposure Notification During the COVID-19 Pandemic: reconciling fundamental rights and Public Health with legality attentive data science

14:15

Dark by design: regulating manipulation in online environments

15:30

CNIL-Inria Privacy Protection Award & EPIC International Privacy Award

16:15

Privacy, globalization and international data transfers: towards a new paradigm after Schrems II?

17:45

An Expert Take On Schrems II – From the Experts From Schrems II

18:50

When Regulatory Worlds Collide – the Intersection of Privacy, Competition and Consumer Protection

Screening: sava saheli singh – Surveillance

10:00

Open Studio Talk: Andy Wauman and Piera Riccio (Oslo Metropolitan University (NO), MetaLAB at Harvard (US))

10:00

Open Studio Talk: Martine Stig and Ella Jakubowska (edri)

10:00

Intel: Coffee Pitch with Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon (Immuta)

13:00

Open Studio Talk: Martine Stig and Peter Booth (Nordic Centre for Internet and Society)

13:00

Open Studio Talk: Marijn Bril and Jordi Alba Canals (Lighthouse – DIG)

15:30

Open Studio Talk: Martine Stig and Konstantina Vemou (EDPS)

15:30

Intel: Coffee Pitch with Peter Wang (TextIQ)

16:00

Open Studio Talk: Marijn Bril and Omer Tene (IAPP)

19:30

Round Table: Peter-Paul Verbeek and Yasmine Boudiaf

19:30

Round Table: sava saheli singh and David Murikami Wood with writers Madeline Ashby, Nehal El-Hadi and Tim Maughan

19:30

Wrap-up with David Labi, Giuseppe Porcaro & Sophie Kwasny

11:45

Is ‘no’ still ‘no’ in an online world? Discussing non-consensual distribution of intimate images and deepfakes

14:15

Automated Gender Attribution: It’s A Boy! It’s A Girl! Said the Algorithm

16:00

Data Governance Act: Data protection meets competition, IP rights, and innovation

17:15

A Fireside Reunion: Data Protection at a Time of Uncertainty

18:30

Closing remarks

10:30

AI & humanitarian action: Raising the standards?

14:15

AI Regulation in Europe & Fundamental Rights

16:00

Analysis of private communications in the fight against child sexual abuse online

17:15

Artificial Intelligence and discrimination risks in the health sector

10:30

Privacy of Contact Tracing Apps in Pandemic, the role of Giant data collectors, and EU Sovereignty

11:45

Radical insights – the fight against online radicalisation and its data protection implications

14:15

Government Access to Data after Schrems II, Brexit, and the CLOUD Act

16:00

International data transfers: what shall we do to avoid a Schrems III?

17:15

Modern Digital Identity: Plumbing, Policy, and Privacy

10:30

Fundamental rights implications of recent trends in digital forensics

11:45

The Effective Supervision of Law Enforcement Authorities: A Reality or A Myth?

14:15

‘Smile for the camera, you are being watched’. Workplace surveillance: enforcing workers’ rights

16:00

Toward research access for platform data

17:15

Data Portability, Competition, Privacy, and Cybersecurity

10:30

Junior Academic Session I

11:45

Academic session on the COVID-19 crisis

14:15

EDPL Young Scholar Award

16:00

Senior Academic Session

17:15

Junior Academic Session II

10:00

Open Studio Talk: Frederik De Wilde and Dara Hallinan

10:00

Intel: Coffee Pitch with Cynthia Burke (Capsule 8)

13:00

Round Table: Jan Ellerman (Eden/Europol), Emmanuel van der Auwera, Rik Ferguson & Marijn Bril

14:00

Comparing GDPR x Brazil’s LGPD: Challenges adapting international privacy programs.

15:00

Talk: Hari Saini (Lokker)

15:15

Open Studio Talk: Martine Stig and Julie Brill (Microsoft)

15:30

Open Studio Talk: Marijn Bril and Mette Birkedal Bruun (University of Copenhagen)

15:30

Round Table: sava saheli singh, Josh Lyon and Farhad Pakdel

15:30

Intel: Coffee Pitch with Om Moolchandani (Accurics)

19:00

Wrap-up with Paul De Hert, Achim Klabunde, Bianca-Ioana Marcu and Marijn Bril