[NCUC-DISCUSS] Privacy issues within Fellowship Program

[Nadira Alaraj]

Along this line if there would be technical recommendations for an
applications to ICANN fellowship team in how to reach out to fellowship to
update or confirm their personal records in a private, effective way and
less human effort that would be helpful as well.

Nadira AL-Araj

On Nov 8, 2017 11:03, "Ayden Férdeline" <icann at ferdeline.com> wrote:

> I think it is reasonable to say that ICANN, as an organisation, has no
> awareness of privacy or why it is important.
>
> Indeed, the recently appointed Chief Data Protection Officer has no
> background in privacy or data protection. (Seriously.)
>
> And I have noted programmes, such as the global indigenous ambassador
> programme, have their application form on a Google Form where one can even
> read all of the candidate's applications, including the candidate's
> address, if they so desire.
>
> None of this is acceptable Dina, and I would encourage you to write to the
> CDPO, Daniel Halloran, to document this incident.
>
> We will have more recourses at our disposal from next May when enforcement
> of GDPR is in effect to take this complaint further, but for now, it is
> important we can show that we have been repeatedly making ICANN the
> organisation aware of its failure to protect the personal data that it
> collects and retains.
>
> —Ayden
>
>
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> Subject: Re: [NCUC-DISCUSS] Privacy issues within Fellowship Program
> Local Time: 8 November 2017 8:25 AM
> UTC Time: 8 November 2017 08:25
> From: raquino at gmail.com
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> Hi
>
> The leakage of private information is indeed an issue.
>
> I was in an associated program w/ the Fellowship this time so did not
> get the email that Dina mentioned.
>
> I remember in previous editions of Fellowship program, I discussed
> basic privacy configurations - like telling people how to protect an
> online Google Spreadsheet. So there is a lack also of staff, tools and
> other provisions to protect managing fellows' data.
>
> I think we need to go via an educational route here.
>
> This is an international group, fastly organized and disorganized and
> it may as well be that fellows have their own data gathering
> initiatives for social purposes or whatever.
>
> The idea of a workshop or a discussion about privacy sounds like a good
> route.
>
> Best,
>
> Renata
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