Petition: Ban behavioural data extraction for advertising
petition.parliament.ukBan the extraction of peoples behavioural data for advertising purposes. This extraction can happen on most internet-connected devices 24/7. Data is sold through Real Time Bidding (RTB) system which is easily accessible and data may be de-anonymised. We think fines show GDPR may not be adhered to.
Please sign this petition to get this topic discussed by the UK government.
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This would be a great thing to happen; under a Starmer gov’t (and any inbound Reform administration) it is not gonna.
Also petition.parliament.uk is a tool created by Westminister to divert energy from real action to signing a petition. If you wanna get involved with doing something like this then look to and support Open Rights Group, Big Brother Watch, Privacy International etc.
I do support them already 😊
But you’re right about this government - they just got exposed for being corrupt with big tech https://archive.is/DlUeE