Hi I would be interested to repurpose Froide for doing so called Subject Access Requests. This is part of the MyData idea, and enables individuals to easily get access to their personal data from private companies. So instead of the classical use of Froide, we have authorities ----> private comp…

Sure. There are quite some security issues that would need to be addressed. Moreover, some kind of format for My Data repository would need to be defined.

I’m a big +1 on this idea :slight_smile:

Issues that could be addressed: which are the big players in using Froide? is the current location of the repository optimal? of the default theming? how can we facilitate reuse of the code by others, in particular for MyData stuff? what are the security issues? what does Jaakko mean by “some kind…

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[image] pdehaye: what does Jaakko mean by “some kind of format for MyData repository”? The person data needs to be in a protected space. Either in a protected network or in a encrypted container. We have had a couple of sessions drafting this and @hylje has done a quite a fair bit of Froide…

It might even make sense to be able to protect the FOI documents received by Froide, that still need to be retracted. Right, this already feels like a bug on the Froide side, for FOI requests. It’ actually not hard to guess the name of a file as stored in an S3 container (and presumably easier el…

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