Simplified procedures for using My Number health insurance cards: Starting October 10th

The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare will simplify the procedures for using My Number Insurance Cards and make them easier to use starting October 10th. There are two main changes: Simplifying the consent process for providing limit application certificate information Before change: After change: Unifying the method of consenting to the provision of medical information Before change: After change: These changes will...

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[2020-07-27] Identiverse: So You Want to Base on Consent?

I will be giving a talk on Identiverse on July 7th at 28:3am Japan time, titled "So You Want to Base on Consent?" This title was inspired by the song "So You Want to Write a Fugue?" by Glenn Gould...

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Guidelines for Providing Information and Explanations in Consideration of Consumer Privacy in Online Services Formulated (METI)

The guidelines that I helped with as a member of the review committee have been announced. METI "Guidelines for providing information and explanations that consider consumer privacy in online services" This is the result of the IT Convergence Forum Personal Data Working Group's review two years ago, and the subsequent review last year...

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Meaningful Consent Part 2 – Crowdsourced Evaluation of Terms of Use: The ToS-DR Project

In the previous article, "Meaningful Consent and Information Sharing Standard Labels," we introduced the "Information Sharing Standard Labels" that are being standardized by the Kantara Initiative as a measure to improve the unrealistic assumption that users read, understand, and agree to privacy policies and terms of service.

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