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Chair: Sal D’Agostino
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Transparency Performance Indicator’s (TPI’s) are used to measure the performance of digital transparency measuring the operational performance of transparency in online (digital service driven) contextsmeasures digital services and operators in a way that provides people with indicators of trustworthiness and risk, ideally before any surveillance, tracking or data/token exchange takes place.
The TPI’s in this document measure the public performance of transparency and accountability in online services, referred to as Level of Transparency Assurance level 0. It is Level 0 because it is public and unverified. Levels of assurance increase through verification, active monitoring, and conformance profiles.
These TPI’s are designed to quickly assess the operational transparency capacity by measuring the performance of publicly required digital service information. Checking The TPIs check digital components of authority and security to assess and assure and assess the validity of privacy.
Work pre-ceding these TPI’s developed a consent receipt, which is a record that can be used to capture the state of, or before a session, to capture the surveillance context, and wether whether notice was provided before the technical session is establish established, at the time of, or after, to capture the providence of wether whether consent is implied or expressed dynamically.
As there There is no assessment that accounts for of the capability for the of he use of consent receipts, brought by the service user to provide source, and session history. But there is in law, implied and expressed, consent states, which are commonly inferred in digital privacy and security contexts.
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