Collaborative Consent
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Collaborative consent treats the consent process as ongoing dialogue rather than a one-time decision. It recognizes the interdependence of data gatherers and individuals and aims to balance their needs through transparency and ongoing user control. The failure of Phorm's secretive behavioral tracking approach showed that meaningful consent is crucial to maintain public trust. Future consent models could take advantage of digital communication by providing ongoing information and options for users to opt-in, withdraw, or modify their consent in real-time through a collaborative process.
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Collaborative Consent
- 1. Collaborative Consent Harnessing the strengths of the Internet for consent in the online environment
- 4. Tendency towards secrecy
- 7. Works at the ISP level
- 10. Fraud , defamation, passing off, trademark infringement
- 13. Secret trials!
- 15. Abandoned by business allies
- 18. Phorm took, but didn’t give
- 19. Not the Google model
- 21. That means that, one way or another, you need consent
- 26. ‘One off’ consent – gained when you first sign up
- 28. Obligations – legal or international
- 29. Where there is an overwhelming societal need or benefit
- 31. Where there is any doubt, the rights of the individual should get the benefit of that doubt
- 33. Does it mean that an ‘informed decision’ needs to be enabled?
- 35. The internet is a communications medium
- 36. The internet supplies information
- 37. The internet works continuously in real time
- 39. Then, turn consent into a communicative collaboration
- 40. Data gatherers provide information
- 41. Alerts when data is gathered
- 42. Alerts when things change
- 45. Google dashboard
- 48. Rights to be consulted
- 49. Rights to withdraw or revoke consent
- 52. For programming ‘intelligent agents’?Perhaps no future – but if there is a future, it should be on the customers’ terms.
- 54. Superficial consent is scarcely better than no consent at all
- 55. Making consent a collaborative process could be a useful first stepPaul Bernal – p.a.bernal@lse.ac.uk