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  • Not found anything on send license or agree before receive for protocol.

    But could maybe do with federation: federate only with instance that agree on license for all user content, make all user read and sign license. Turn off access without account.

    People can always break license, so can never be perfect.

  • Meta has previously said that it is technically unable to distinguish between data from users in the EU/EEA and other countries where people don't enjoy GDPR protection. Meta has also said that it cannot distinguish between sensitive data under Article 9 GDPR, such as ethnicity, political opinions, religious beliefs (for which the "legitimate interest" argument is not available under the law), and other data for which a "legitimate interest" could theoretically be claimed.

    If cannot distinguish, default should to treat all data sensitive. That not in gdpr? If not that huge oversight.

  • https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damian_Boeselager

    Handling data, data protection Boeselager wants to advocate that data collected through digital devices should not only be available to the manufacturing companies, but also to the end users. He also advocates using non-personal data as information to improve products and making it available on data marketplaces. This could be particularly useful with regard to improving wind turbines, for example. Based on this, the EU's Data Act was drafted.

    Transparency Boeselager calls for more transparency in politics. It should be clearly visible whether and how much additional money MPs receive and what they spend public money on. He therefore also calls for EU-wide transparency of lobbying activities.

    Sound ok, but no blog about what happen inside parliament as close or detailed (has blog, but rare post and look like more broad), and his website has large cookie banner (https://damianboeselager.org/en/).

    and on german wikipedia page say got called out may 2024 for not completely transparent on meeting with lobby group.