Collect, delete, repeat …. From ‘Where I am’ to ‘Who I am’, and back again? To pick up the thread from my previous posts on the topic of location data here and here, this final piece in the set returns to the first theme I discussed. This relates to the legal debate over when location … Continue reading
Of ‘Mice and Men’ to ‘Maps and Machines’ – “Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent.” Further to my post in March, the purpose of this sequel post is to continue considering two guidelines published by European regulators regarding the processing of geolocation data. I continue to delve into the cloudy legal … Continue reading
‘We Know Where You Are’ to ‘We Know Who You Are’ … How far are the risks involved with processing information collected from geo-location technologies alleviated by data protection rules? With the wide uptake of smart mobile devices and the rapid development of location-based apps and services, all kinds of geographic information about us are … Continue reading