IDnext Lunchbreak: Privacy: too important to restrict to a legal perspective

Main mission of IDnext is all about sharing knowledge. There are multiple ways doing this. Still, we do know that time is precious, and it needs to be spent in an effective and timely manner. What is the best way doing this?

During the day, it is time for a break and have a moment to sit down and have a good discussion with fellow peers, connect and share your thoughts on a variety of topics.

Topic of this Lunch Break is

“Privacy: too important to restrict to a legal perspective”

What does privacy mean to a person? How important is it for someone to keep in check who is admitted to the private domain? In today’s physical and hybrid world, we explore this topic from an historical, ethical and socio-psychological perspective. And of course we provide plenty of examples!

Also: how do people handle their privacy? What do they think and feel, and how do they act? On the basis of this analysis we discuss:

– what protection the GDPR offers individuals to manage their personal data, and thus part of their privacy.

– what role organisations aim for to help warrant the privacy of individuals.

Speaker of this Lunch Break is

Prof. dr. Ed Peelen – University of Amsterdam

This Lunch Break is supported by