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TECHNICAL PROTECTION AGAINST ONLINE TRACKING AND PROFILING.

Organized by ENISA

Chair: Athena Bourka, European Union Agency for Network and Information Security/ENISA (EU)

Moderator: Kai Rannenberg, Goethe University Frankfurt (DE)

Speakers: Rob van Eijk, Leiden University (NL); Mike O’Neill, BayCloud (UK); Diego Naranjo, EDRI (BE); Fenneke Buskermolen, European Commission (EU)

While online users increasingly rely on smart connected devices (e.g. smartphones, Internet of Things devices) and relevant applications for their everyday activities and needs, the processing of personal data through such tools is not always transparent. Indeed, in many cases the processing results in users being tracked across different devices and applications, leading to extensive profiles, shared by different parties. How can technology support the adoption of protective measures in accordance with the underlying legal provisions of GDPR and the proposed ePrivacy Regulation? The panel will focus on discussing the state-of-the-art and gaps in the field, analyzing the way that technology can promote privacy and protection of personal data against online and mobile tracking and profiling. In particular, the panel will focus on addressing the following questions:

What are the main techniques for modern tracking in online and mobile environments?
How can privacy by design support against tracking?
Are there any known best practices on tracking prevention and user consent?