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CPDP 2023 - DAY 1
M-VILLAGE - SESSION 5 (16:00)

Organised by Maastricht University, Law and Tech Lab (NL)
Workshop facilitator: Aurelia Tamò-Larrieux (NL), Arianna Rossi
(LU)
Speakers: Meihe (Iris) Xu (NL); Marie Potel-Saville (FR); Estelle Hary,
CNIL, (FR)

In this hands-on workshop, we analyse the potential of personalisation
for better privacy protection by envisaging a future where disclosures
and data processing operations are tailored to individual needs and preferences (e.g., by means of personalised privacy assistants). Despite the
growing interest in the personalisation of services from different disciplines - law, computer science, psychology, sociology - we are still lacking
a comprehensive understanding of what personalised disclosure and data
authorisations mean in practice, how they can be technically developed,
what benefits and risks arise from it, and how to balance the ethical, legal,
and societal aspects of personalisation. Through thought experiments,
we will explore how personalised privacy might impact future regulatory
developments and debate the benefits and downsides of personalising
data processing experiences.
• Which personalisation techniques can be envisaged and leveraged to
protect the privacy of end-users online better?
• What would a personalised privacy environment (e.g., mediated
through personalised privacy assistants) entail in terms of individual
agency?
• What paradigm shifts are needed to create personalised privacy regimes and how can we ensure accountability of such approaches?
• How can we balance social values (e.g., solidarity, uniformity) and personalised preferences within the field of privacy protection?