Biometrics,
search engines, social sites,
Navigo passes… In presenting to
the press the annual report of
the National Commission for
Computing and Liberties (CNIL),
including the protection of
personal data information is the
raison d'etre since 1978 , Its
chairman Alex Turk gave a
disturbing picture of the "plot"
on all fronts which is now
regularly submitted the French
citizen.
For Alex Turk, "from dawn to
suns
"The first involves the freedom to come and go," insisted the chairman of the Cnil Friday." The second involves the freedom of thought and expression," he added citing the example of old statements exhumed in search engines that "require you to justify to 50 years what you said at 20 years. "
She recommended the
creation of a pass Navigo
"anonymous" usable public
transport in the Paris and
making anonymous data validation
passengers, unlike the classic
Navigo pass that combines data
validation (date, time and place
of passage ) The number of
subscribers for 48 hours. This
map is now but costs five euros.
The meeting of 27 European Cnil, chaired this year by Alex Turk, also recommended "a very significant reduction (six months instead of 18 currently, ndlr) the duration of data retention by search engines and other social networks on the net type Facebook - without relying on the controversy Deacon - and Myspace.
Accordingly, Cnil wants "to recognize the constitutional right to privacy" with an inscription in the preamble of the 1958 Constitution, which recalls the fundamental rights.