Data4U — Pour un usage des données en confiance
We are living in a new digital age requiring us all to be aware of the growing importance of data in our lives. But let us ask ourselves an essential question:Do we view data as just a resource or as an extension of ourselves?
We firmly believe that data is an extension of our senses. Just as our eyes allow us to see, our data reflects who we are, how we feel, and how we interact with the world. It is therefore imperative that we, as individuals, have control over this extension of ourselves. Yes, we grant access rights to our personal data, but we must also have the power to revoke them.
1) Consentement
We are living in a new digital age requiring us all to be aware of the growing importance of data in our lives. But let us ask ourselves an essential question:Do we view data as just a resource or as an extension of ourselves?
We firmly believe that data is an extension of our senses. Just as our eyes allow us to see, our data reflects who we are, how we feel, and how we interact with the world. It is therefore imperative that we, as individuals, have control over this extension of ourselves. Yes, we grant access rights to our personal data, but we must also have the power to revoke them.
1) Contrôle
We are living in a new digital age requiring us all to be aware of the growing importance of data in our lives. But let us ask ourselves an essential question:Do we view data as just a resource or as an extension of ourselves?
We firmly believe that data is an extension of our senses. Just as our eyes allow us to see, our data reflects who we are, how we feel, and how we interact with the world. It is therefore imperative that we, as individuals, have control over this extension of ourselves. Yes, we grant access rights to our personal data, but we must also have the power to revoke them.
1) Contrepartie
Le Data Act : ce qui change (et pourquoi c’est une opportunité)
We are living in a new digital age requiring us all to be aware of the growing importance of data in our lives. But let us ask ourselves an essential question:Do we view data as just a resource or as an extension of ourselves?
We firmly believe that data is an extension of our senses. Just as our eyes allow us to see, our data reflects who we are, how we feel, and how we interact with the world. It is therefore imperative that we, as individuals, have control over this extension of ourselves. Yes, we grant access rights to our personal data, but we must also have the power to revoke them.