Making Access to Google Search Data Work Without Inventing a Privacy Fiction
A submission on Article 6(11) DMA that preserves anonymisation as the legal condition for sharing personal search data, proposes tiered access modalities and introduces the AUIA.
What the report examines
A submission on Article 6(11) DMA that preserves anonymisation as the legal condition for sharing personal search data, proposes tiered access modalities and introduces the AUIA.
- Anonymisation as the legal condition for sharing personal query, click and view data under Article 6(11) DMA.
- A tiered access architecture for aggregates, exportable common-tail data, controlled access and regulator-supervised review.
- The Anonymisation and Utility Impact Assessment as an evidence pack that tests anonymity before post-transformation utility.
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