5/ Concluding remarks
The EU and Brazil are strategic
partners. We are fighting for the same principles, for the same values.
For the Internet to remain free and open, with the individual at its
heart.
Other parts of the world are currently
going in the opposite direction. In the US, differentiated treatment is
being negotiated by telecoms companies, without any safety net for
individuals in US law. President Obama has announced that metadata
collected under Section 215 (of the Patriot Act) will be stored by
telecom companies, at the same moment as the Court of Justice
invalidated Europe's scheme.
The 2014
World Cup starts tomorrow in Brazil. May the best team win! At any rate I
believe that in data protection the EU-Brazil team can be the winner.
There is a community of values between
the EU and Brazil. The EU and Brazil should work together to ensure
that data should not be processed simply because algorithms are refined.
Safeguards should apply and citizens should have rights. To ensure that
the rights we have created off-line also apply online. To help build an
Internet that is open and innovative.
read full press release at http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_SPEECH-14-454_en.htm
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