12 myths about solar - is there any truth in what you read?
Solar panels can generate electricity even on cloudy days and do not require constant sunshine for operation, with efficiency impacted by weather conditions and seasonality. [ more ]
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Will the EU AI Act work? Lessons learned from past legislative initiatives, future challenges
The EU AI Act, a pioneering legislation, merges technical product safety with fundamental rights protection, sparking debates on its effectiveness and uniqueness. [ more ]
Paxlovid COVID Treatment Most Beneficial for Unvaccinated People with Risk Factors. Others May Not Need It
Paxlovid was widely used for COVID treatment but may not be as effective in all cases, particularly for those at low or moderate risk of severe infection. [ more ]
Coronavirus FAQ: I'm immunocompromised. Will pills, gargles and sprays fend off COVID?
Immunocompromised individuals are seeking additional products to protect themselves against COVID-19, but there is limited evidence on their effectiveness.
Monoclonal antibody treatments that were effective for immunocompromised individuals have been rendered ineffective as the virus evolved. [ more ]
Chefs Say That These 8 Popular Cooking Tools Are A Waste Of Money
Vegetable and herb 'choppers' and garlic presses are popular kitchen tools that professional chefs question the effectiveness of and wouldn't add to their own shopping lists.
These specialized gadgets are seen as unnecessary and take up valuable space in the kitchen, as basic knife skills can easily replace their functions. [ more ]
????GDPR's Article 25 introduced a relatively novel obligation for controllers: data protection by design and by default.
Our team in Europe analyzed various cases & guidelines from 16 EEA Member States, the UK, & the @EU_EDPB as it relates to #Article25. https://t.co/XuG7AmwayQ
New FPF Report: Unlocking Data Protection by Design and by Default: Lessons from the Enforcement of Article 25 GDPR - Future of Privacy Forum
1. Data protection by design and by default is an important part of GDPR compliance, and understanding Article 25’s requirements is key to implementing such measures. 2. Recent enforcement actions by EU data protection authorities provide valuable lessons on how data controllers should go about meeting their obligations under Article 25.
We looked at 92+ cases & guidelines to analyze enforcement trends regarding #Article25 #DataProtectionByDesign under the #GDPR. These cases involve varying degrees of complexity in the processing of personal data, from mundane to cutting-edge technology. https://t.co/XuG7AmwayQ
New FPF Report: Unlocking Data Protection by Design and by Default: Lessons from the Enforcement of Article 25 GDPR - Future of Privacy Forum
1. Data protection by design and by default is an important part of GDPR compliance, and understanding Article 25’s requirements is key to implementing such measures. 2. Recent enforcement actions by EU data protection authorities provide valuable lessons on how data controllers should go about meeting their obligations under Article 25.
A good leader is a good listener, especially when it comes to design. @robinabrahams & @bgroysberg give great advice on improving active listening in this article.
#ICYMI: Identify divergent enforcement trends, particularly in how #DPAs interpret the preventive nature of #dataprotection by design and by default, as well as its interrelation with privacy enhancing technologies, in this #FPFGlobal???? Report. https://t.co/XuG7AmwayQ
New FPF Report: Unlocking Data Protection by Design and by Default: Lessons from the Enforcement of Article 25 GDPR - Future of Privacy Forum
1. Data protection by design and by default is an important part of GDPR compliance, and understanding Article 25’s requirements is key to implementing such measures. 2. Recent enforcement actions by EU data protection authorities provide valuable lessons on how data controllers should go about meeting their obligations under Article 25.