2019-02-07 Meeting notes (CR)

• Roll call
• Agenda bashing

• EIC and Identiverse speaker proposals status
• Status: Wiki refresh work
• Status: Distribution-version of slide deck describing the work here (consent receipt today → personal data processing receipt tomorrow - or whatever we decide)
• Discuss EIC demo and scheduling

• Organization updates

Please review these blogs offline for current status on Kantara and all the DG/WG:

• Director's Corner: 2019: January
• Work + Discussion Group Activity

There is a wiki page that will hold all the known implementations of Consent Receipts - Please update the page or inform Jim, or John, or Andrew of your implementation.

• TIIME, Vienna, February
• EIC, Munich, May
• Identiverse, Washington, June

• Target is EIC May 2019

Here's the project page for the "Demo v2"

THESE NOTES ARE FROM 2019-01-31 CALL AND ARE DIRECT-EDIT-UPDATED FROM 2019-02-07 CALL

Andrew's personal opinion on what to highlight:

• The fact that giving the person tools necessary for them to keep records (the 'receipts') about their data controller & personal data processing interactions is a new thing in the world
• The ability for the person to take action because they have these records in their possession - the Privacy Control Panel
• The fact that interoperability standards allow many products to work in an 'ecosystem' way
• Even if the audience does not believe that the lawful basis of consent will become a mainstream thing, the person-side record keeping idea is a good one that has broad applicability

Comments:

• This opens the door to ongoing management of the relationship by the person with the data controller/other
• The consent receipt is also a Notice
• People have an independent record of the interaction in the receipt
• Have hard receipts gone away because they are viewed as 'too much friction'? Is this dangerous?

Decisions needed:

• The specific set of user stories we want to showcase - what is the "Consent Journey" of the person?
• The roles that each product will cover in the demo

From the project page, the product roles were stated as:

Comments (2019-02-07):

• Jim: all should work on the Export function to allow others apps to view
• Andrew: what are we able to show that tells the audience that there is something new coming to the world - where people can see the receipts and take an action that is recognized and acted on at a data controller.
• The Control Panel idea is powerful
  • Maybe the user click transfers control over to the receipt issuer's app
• In digi.me ecosystem there is an app that allows the user to look into their private library 
  • there are 3rd party apps - these 3rd party apps use the digi.me APIs and issue the Kantara-compliant consent receipts.
  • The receipt is shown in the user's digi.me management console
  • So, if the user takes an action on that receipt in the digi.me management console, the 3rd party app receives the signal and can act
• digi.me: https://developers.digi.me and  https://developers.digi.me/consent-access
• Peter to sketch up a rough sequence

Comments (2019-01-31):

• The discrete functions need to be identified
• Receipt issuers should be enrolled in advance (data controller should be known)
• Can we show multiple wallets that hold receipts?
• Should build on the flow of the Demo v1 - person does stuff, gets receipts, sees them, acts on them
• Is the 'wallet' (a.k.a. the receipt storage location) singular or multiple?
  • Sphere app can display receipts from their own storage locations
  • Digi.me only shows receipts within their system
    • Jim is pushing engineering towards the idea that the 'control panel' should be able to work on receipts in other app storage locations
• Passing control over a receipt (to act on a receipt and manage it going forward) to a 3rd party breaks the security concept of digi.me and Sphere's apps
  • Exporting a receipt is possible, but action on the exported receipt might require a redirect back into the Sphere app
  • This is probably the same with all app ecosystems
• Jan - looking at the topic of using the receipt as a data schema but also using the universal namespace/identifiers (a.k.a. Decentralized Identifiers) to reference the entities and object might allow for broader interoperability
• Peter: we lack the protocols for operations on the receipts themselves - maybe do this in Kantara
• Jan - last week call - Paul and Jan presented on the Hyperledger Indy work for interop
• Remember that we are limited by what exists today - a list of JSON files
  • The 'take action' function might be a simple "open URL in the receipt issuer's app"
• Action: Andrew to draw an information flow diagram for discussion for the demo
• Action: ALL - to think about the functionality that your products can do today in light of the "Privacy Control Panel" idea - we will try to do a heat map to try to sort out role assignments and find gaps

• Discovery approach leading to backlog leading to prioritization?
• How do we decide what changes we must do in this round versus deferrable changes?
• See https://github.com/KantaraInitiative/consent-receipt-v-next

See a flowchart version of this here:

https://share.mindmanager.com/#publish/b-DWOcuKGnVY1PXBKXTpL0-DQOeqmZMGfGUAPiC5

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