Privacy International, Hermes Center, Homo Digitalis and noyb join forces to end mass surveillance practices by facial recognition software company A coalition of civil society organisations consisting of Privacy International, Hermes Center, Homo Digitalis and noyb have today lodged complaints with the competent authorities in Austria, France, Greece, Italy, Greece and the United Kingdom against the company.
A coalition of civil society organisations consisting of Privacy International, Hermes Center, Homo Digitalis and noyb…
Homo Digitalis, Reporters United and The Press Project denounce the Greek Police for 64 breaches of legislation on the use of portable cameras
Homo Digitalis, Reporters United and The Press Project denounce the Greek Police before the Hellenic Police for at…
EETT Open Consultation: common positions of Homo Digitalis and Sarantaporo.gr
On Tuesday 6 April 2021, Homo Digitalis and Sarantaporo.gr submitted joint proposals to the open consultation of the…
Homo Digitalis supports the Campaign #NotOnOurWatch by PI
On June 15th Privacy International launched its campaign #NotOnOurWatch with regards to the acquisition of FitBit by…
We evaluated the applications we use with the CAP-A tool
We evaluated the applications we use with the CAP-A tool
Homo Digitalis starts cooperation with FORTH
Homo Digitalis is starting a new, very promising collaboration with the largest research institution of Greece, the…
Homo Digitalis speaks at a meeting of UN experts on Race, Borders and Digital Technologies
On 16 and 17 June, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination,…
Homo Digitalis participates in the 5th Data Privacy & Law Forum
On Friday February 26th , Konstantinos Kakavoulis presented on behalf of Homo Digitalis the risks to citizens’ privacy…
Homo Digitalis participates in an event by KeFiM
Celebrating the data protection day, the Centre of Liberal Studies (‘KeFiM’) organized on January 27th a webinar on…
Homo Digitalis participates in the Legal Frameworks Group of CAHAI
Today, the Legal Frameworks Group of the Council of Europe ad hoc Committee on AI (CAHAI) had its first meeting. Homo…
Homo Digitalis participates in CPDP 2021
On Monday the 29th of January, Homo Digitalis had the great pleasure and honor to participate in Computers, Privacy &…
Homo Digitalis participates in Privacy Camp 2021
On Tuesday January 26th Homo Digitals will participate in Privacy Camp 2021 speaking about the ReclaimYourFace…
Homo Digitalis participates in the JET project of LSE
Homo Digitalis has the great honor and pleasure to take part in the project “Justice, Equity and Technology» (JET),…
Homo Digitalis participates in a ECI for a ban on biometric mass surveillance practices
On January 7th, a European Citizens’ Initiative (ECI), in which Homo Digitalis participates, was published on the…
Homo Digitalis requests initiation of investigation by the Greek DPA regarding the contract between Palantir and the Greek Government
Homo Digitalis requests from the Hellenic Data Protection Authority to exercise its investigative powers with regard to…
Homo Digitalis participates with other EDRi members in the Remote Chaos Experience (rC3)
On December 27, Homo Digitalis will have the great honor to speak at Remote Chaos Experience (rC3)
CoΕ CAHAI adopts Feasibility Study of a legal framework for Artificial Intelligence
The Council of Europe's Standing Committee on Artificial Intelligence (CAHAI) adopted at its last plenary session for…
Presentation of the “Reclaim Your Face” campaign at the Devstaff Community
Eva Davaki and Aggeliki Tiligadi presented the european campaign "Reclaim Your Face" at a webinar on December, 10