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The most obvious is the program's permission to use the terminal's camera: it will be necessary to read the QR code with which to register. It also requests access to the location, the device's storage and also its microphone. 5. With which your users could be identified Although Ubach understands that "personal and confidential data of users is not requested when registering" - only having a QR code - the privacy lawyer and partner at ICEF Consultores Iciar López-Vidriero does not share this idea. "The moment we geolocate and can identify a person, the GDPR comes into play," she details. López-Vidriero elaborates that once the app also has permission to use the microphone, we would also be processing other personal data. "Whether it is more or less simple has nothing to do with it," she says. "What is clear is that the app profiles its users: whoever downloads it will have political considerations.
It also does not explain what it does with the information it collects Programmer Marc Almeida shares that "the mere fact of not reporting what is done with the data" of users would already constitute a breach of the GDPR. At the moment he confirms that the app is collecting the information provided by the network users themselves. However, we are still trying to find out what connections Middle East Phone Number List the application makes, and what IP addresses it makes, to know what it does, how and where that data goes. How the app works It is necessary to have a user's QR code. Some of the data it collects—and which is distributed by the platform's users themselves—ranges from geolocation to whether they will attend a protest with transportation. Screening of Democratic Tsunami.
Screening of Democratic Tsunami. Once the user has registered, the app requests information about time availability or what resources the activist has. Screening of Democratic Tsunami. Who can be behind The journalist Arturo Puente published information last Tuesday night in eldiario.es that indicated that behind the app there could be a hundred people who also participated in the preparation of the referendum on October 1, 2017. The domain of the website on which the entity's information portal is hosted is hosted, according to this same journalist, in Saint Kitts and Nevis, a small tax haven located in the Caribbean. He has been since July of this year. The scope of this information remains to be known, but as lawyer Iciar López-Vidriero points out, this could also involve a transfer of international data, which is also covered by European data protection regulations. |
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