Which are the challenges and what can you do to protect your rights? Homo Digitalis created a short video in the context of the European Data Protection Day

January 28 has been established as the European Data Protection Day by the Council of Europe. The members of Homo Digitalis created a video explaining what do personal data mean for them.

18 organizations sent a letter to all the EU Member States, putting forward their vivid concerns regarding the approach suggested by the Austrian Presidency in the draft Regulation on European production and preservation orders for electronic evidence.

On 4 December, EDRi, Access Now, APTI, EFN, Epicenter.works, Open Rights Group, Privacy International and Homo Digitalis sent a joint letter to the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia, requesting a transparent procedure regarding the appointment.

On November 27, 2018 the Norwegian Consumer Council filed a complaint against Google. Based on a new study, Google is accused of using deceptive design and misleading information to manipulate its users.

Homo Digitalis submitted an open letter on November 27, addressed to all the Members of the Greek Parliament, regarding the draft law on PNR data

On 21 November 2018, ApTI, Privacy International, EDRi and 15 more digital rights organizations, including Homo Digitalis, sent a letter to the European Data Protection Board, regarding the abuse of GDPR provisions in Romania

Homo Digitalis was among 80 organizations who sent a letter to Mark Zuckerberg

Homo Digitalis is the first Greek organization to get observer-member status by EDRi

Today, 23.10.2018, Homo Digitalis joined organizations and experts around the world and signed EPIC's Universal Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence

The European Union Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) together with the European Commission (DG CONNECT) and other partners devote October to cyber security every year

Konstantinos Kakavoulis of Homo Digitalis, represented the organization in the United National Human Rights Council 39th session (Geneva, 10-28 September 2018).

Learn how you can act so that the Internet does not change form

In the television news of ERT1, the national broadcaster of Greece, on 19 August 2018 a reportage, devoted to Homo Digitalis and our digital rights, was presented.

The report of Homo Digitalis on the right to privacy in the digital age has been published in the website of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Elpida Vamvaka and Konstantinos Kakavoulis, co-founders of Homo Digitalis were hosted in the morning show of ERT1, the national broadcaster of Greece, called “Kalokerini Enimerosi”, on 17 August 2018.

Konstantinos Kakavoulis, co-founder and Board Member of Homo Digitalis spoke to LIFO and the journalist Ms. Meropi Kokkini for our organization and its scope.

According to the official press release by the company, published yesterday (01.08.2018), some hackers got access to the computer systems of the platform and thus, gained access to users’ personal data.

When the interoperability of databases is the first sign for a future “Big Brother” society

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published today three new studies regarding personal data analysis for the promotion of political campaigns.

The European Parliament rejected the Proposal for a Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market

The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) published its second report on the protection of fundamental rights in the context of surveillance by national intelligence services in October 2017. Now, the report is also available in.

Homo Digitalis sends an e-mail to the Greek MEPs regarding the Proposal for a Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market

The European Union made the first step for the adoption of the directive that limits the freedom of expression on the Internet

Homo Digitalis signs the open letter to the European Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

On 30 May 2018, Homo Digitalis submitted a letter to the Greek Parliament regarding the reinforcement of the Personal Data Protection Authority and the Authority for the Confidentiality of Communications

In May 2018, Homo Digitalis signed the Toronto Declaration on the protection of the rights to equality and non-discrimination in machine learning systems

Letter by Homo Digitalis to the Greek Parliament, suggesting an amendment to the draft law on Personal Data Protection, implementing the EU Regulation 2016/679 and transposing EU Directive 2016/680

Homo Digitalis, the first Non-Governmental Organization in Greece with the scope of protecting human rights in the digital age, was established.