0PN Policy Group
Digital Public Transparency Infrastructure (DPTI) is the public, interoperable layer that makes controller accountability inspectable before any personal data is collected or any identification is demanded.
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Digital Transparency - Privacy policies for active state transparency that are consent by default. Privacy for the People March 30th - In Person in Montreal - 251 Bins Ave Montreal
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This is not a marketing claim. It’s an engineering diagnosis transparency is required for human-centric-data governance and control
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A consent record must not be a surveillance record: DPV:27560, identifiers, and withdrawal rights
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Purpose: This post provides a stable public reference for a past report on children and youth surveillance in Ontario EdTech, so it can be cited in applications and briefings.
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0PN Lab is building Digital Public Transparency Infrastructure so services and institutions disclose who they are and what they are doing before they collect or use personal data. Transparent First systems enable privacy-enabling control: stay anonymous until you choose otherwise.
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CUSMA normalized cross-border data flows without requiring Transparent First disclosure. That gap is now a sovereignty and national security liability. Canada does not need “more trust.”
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We had a great event celebrating the Jan 28th launch of the Convention 108+ Digital Privacy and Trust Code of Conduct profile for digital identity and AI governance interoperability. The event featured the latest in digital transparency tech with presentations from Internet Safety Labs, Sal D'Agostino (IDmachines &
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For 0PN Lab Blog + Technical Community At the European Commission's Data Protection Day 2026 conference, the central question was: Reset or Refine? Beatriz de Anchorena, Chair of the Convention 108 Committee, made the case for refinement—incremental modernization that preserves the human rights foundation while adapting to new
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