Public advocacy and education for Global (Digital) Privacy Rights Controls (GPRC): making privacy rights inspectable, portable, and enforceable.
Global Privacy Rights Controls: what they are and why they matter (v1.2).
Read →What makes a consent receipt authoritative: notice-first, controller-issued, and tamper-evident.
Read →Transparency by Default, consent-receipt enabled. Our own policy as the reference.
Read →Transparency Lab is the research lab of Global Privacy Rights. It runs operational transparency on its own services, so the instruments can be inspected rather than described, and it offers Canadian organisations a free transparency self-assessment, consulting and digital trust assessments.
Research, standards and services for operational transparency in Canada.
Visit →An Operational Transparency Notice, readable before identification, with a public log of every change.
Read →Our new position, made in Canada: sovereignty extended to consent and the right to choose how we are identified.
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