2023:Program/Submissions/Privacy Best Practices: A Community, Legal, and Security Perspective - JLPB3F
Title: Privacy Best Practices: A Community, Legal, and Security Perspective
Speakers:
Aki Nakanishi
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, I serve as a privacy program manager at the Wikimedia Foundation. I've spent the last ~7 years dedicated to building privacy programs in various spaces across tech and non-profit sectors. I believe that strong privacy and security standards and practices are the cornerstone of trust for the communities that we serve and work with. I look forward to meeting everyone at Wikimania!
Ellen Magallanes
Ellen Magallanes a dual-qualified US-Australian attorney, Secretary at the Internet Law and Policy Foundry, and Senior Counsel at the Wikimedia Foundation. Privacy law, like all the best rabbit holes, was something she fell into and never looked back. Now she furthers her interest in privacy with tech law advocacy in both of her homes: Australia and the US. She is currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Scott Thomson
Originally from Australia but now living in Brazil I have spent the last 20 odd years working as a taxonomist and evolutionary biologist specialising in the systematics and nomenclature of Australasian and South American Turtles. I have described 7 species of turtle, 5 living and 2 fossil, as well as three genus group names. I have been editing on Wikimedia projects since 2006, initially starting with the English Wikipedia before moving to Wikispecies as my home wiki. I also edit on the Pt Wikipedia, Wikidata and Commons. I became a CheckUser and Beaurocrat on Wikispecies in 2017 and developed the CheckUser Local Policy there. In 2021 I became a member of the Ombuds Commission and since 2022 have been the Chair. As Chair it is my responsibility to organise the OC to ensure we get our cases done and to communicate where we can with the Commmunity and with our Liaison from WMF and T&S. I have a keen interest in Internet Privacy and people do have the right on a platform such as Wikimedia to work under a pseudonym, username, without their private details becomming public. In some countries this is even dangerous information for people.
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Type: Panel
Track: Legal, Advocacy, and Risks
Submission state: submitted
Duration: 60 minutes
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Presentation language: en
Abstract & description[edit source]
Abstract[edit source]
A panel discussion with members of the community and the Foundation Privacy Legal and Engineering team who support the WMF Privacy Program
Description[edit source]
New to privacy or looking for a refresher? Join experts at the Foundation and in the community in a conversation regarding our Privacy Program. We’ll discuss why we take privacy seriously, our commitments and what we do to safeguard user data.
Further details[edit source]
Qn. How does your session relate to the event themes: Diversity, Collaboration Future?
The Foundation works in partnership with a diverse community to develop and enrich our projects and to further the Wikimedia movement. This session aims to share our privacy commitments, how we meet them in practice, how they aid us in our mission, and how we can work together in the future.
Qn. What is the experience level needed for the audience for your session?
Everyone can participate in this session
Qn. What is the most appropriate format for this session?
Onsite in Singapore- Remote online participation, livestreamed
- Remote from a satellite event
Hybrid with some participants in Singapore and others dialing in remotely- Pre-recorded and available on demand
